Exact

Select. Shortcut. Fixed. AI text correction for Mac

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Select. Shortcut. Fixed. AI text correction for Mac

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Text-to-Speech Software

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AI notetakers

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Translation

Exact is your work optimization tool—one magic button to speak, correct, and translate in any app. Powered by keyboard shortcuts, it works everywhere. French grammar correction powered by Mistral, free for everyone. Available today on iPhone & macOS. Android and Windows are coming soon, with new features added regularly.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Artificial Intelligence•Menu Bar Apps

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Hey Guys ! I'm Yanis, one of three co-founders behind Exact ! We built Exact because of something that kept annoying us every single day: switching apps just to fix a typo or a clumsy sentence. I remember struggling with a tweet I couldn't rephrase properly — I ended up opening a separate tool, pasting my text, waiting for suggestions, copying the result, going back to Twitter, pasting again. All that for one sentence on a post. So three of us spent about 3 months building something simpler. With Exact, the workflow is: select your text, hit a shortcut, done. The corrected text replaces the original right where you are. No window switching, no copy-paste loop, no interruption. The tool already supports all languages through AI-based correction, and works across any Mac app. Next up: an iPhone version with voice dictation, deeper Apple integration, and advanced rephrasing with tone control. Exact is not just a correction tool — it is a brand we are building step by step around making writing effortless on Apple devices. We would love to hear from you: what is the one thing that frustrates you most about correcting text on your computer?

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4mo ago

Unpopular opinion: your typos are costing you deals and nobody tells you

Nobody will ever tell you "I didn't reply because you wrote 'definately'."

They just won't reply.

I've been on both sides. As a founder sending cold outreach, and as someone receiving it. And I can tell you: a typo in a first message is like showing up to a meeting with your shirt inside out. Nobody says anything, but everyone noticed.

The problem isn't that spellcheckers don't exist. It's that they don't exist where you need them.

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4mo ago

How do you handle text correction without breaking your workflow?

I've been thinking about something that probably affects most of us daily. You're writing an email, a Slack message, a tweet and you notice a typo or a sentence that doesn't sound right.

What do you do? Most people either copy the text into a separate tool, wait for the correction, then paste it back. Or they just ignore it and send the message as is.

Both options feel broken. One kills your flow, the other kills your credibility.

I'm curious about how the PH community deals with this:

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