Polish your writing where you already write it.
Hover the bar at the bottom of the screen and press one of your own buttons.
Anywhere you can type.
No per-app extension, no plugin, no setup. If you can put a cursor in it, it works there.
Apps with unusual text fields — browsers, Slack — are handled by switching how the text is read, automatically.
How it works
It takes three seconds.
There are two things to learn: hover, and press.
Write in your app as usual. Select the part you want changed, or select nothing at all.
Put the pointer on the bar at the bottom of the screen and your buttons fan out.
The rewrite starts on the press and replaces your text where it stands. There is nothing to paste.
Anything your buttons don’t cover, type into ✎ instead.
(1)
You decide what the buttons do.
“Make it polite”, “shorter”, “translate” — the edits you make constantly become buttons. Buttons made on the iPhone appear on the Mac, and editing either updates both.
See how it works(2)
You don’t have to select anything.
Select part of it and only that part changes. Select nothing and the whole field is the target. There is no mode to set — it follows your cursor.
With a selection
Only the selected part changes
With nothing selected
The whole field is the target
(3)
You see it before it replaces anything.
While it works the bar becomes a thin capsule, and the result appears in the same place. Regenerate if it’s wrong, insert it if it’s right.
Insert is one Enter
Pricing
Start free.
When it becomes part of your day, Pro raises it to 1,000 rewrites a month. The iPhone app stays free.
Free
Try it out
¥0/ month
- 50 rewrites a month
- Every kind of button
- Buttons sync with the iPhone app
- No card required
Yours to keep using
Pro
RecommendedFor people who write all day
¥1,480/ month
Billed monthly
- Everything in Free
- 1,000 rewrites a month
- Apple Pay
- Cancel any time, in one click
Cancel whenever you like
The price shown is the amount you are charged.
Frequently asked questions
To read the text you are typing and write the rewrite back into the same place. macOS requires this permission to work with another app’s text field. It does not record your screen or your keystrokes, and you can revoke it in System Settings at any time.
