Launching today
Edyt
AI for text you can't even select. Any app on Mac & Windows
39 followers
AI for text you can't even select. Any app on Mac & Windows
39 followers
AI in every app, on Mac and Windows. Ubuntu next. Select text, press one shortcut, and the result lands where your cursor is. Rewrite keeps your tone and follows your instructions. Explain and Translate go as deep as you ask. Alternatives shows several ways to say it. Saved prompts run on anything you select and follow your account to every machine. Can't select it? Hold Option or Alt and drag over a PDF, screenshot, or shared screen. Read on your device. Free plan is enough for most people.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Ahmad, and I built Edyt.
Edyt puts AI on any text you select, in any app, on Mac and Windows. Ubuntu is next.
What the toolbar does:
Rewrite keeps your tone. It follows your own instructions, not a dropdown of three styles.
Explain and Translate, as deep or as short as you ask.
Your saved prompts, one keystroke away in every app, on any OS.
Alternatives shows several ways to say it. Pick one.
Screen reading handles what you can't select. Hold Option (or Alt) and drag over a PDF, a screenshot, or a shared screen, and the text is read on your device.
Your prompts and settings live on your account. Sign in on another machine and Edyt sounds like you there too.
The free plan is enough for most people: about 130 quick edits a day, no credit card. If you need more, PRODUCTHUNT takes 40% off the first year of Pro.
Selected text is sent securely for processing and never stored. Screen reading never leaves your computer.
Try it on one sentence you don't like. That is the fastest way to get it.
I'm here all day for questions.
@ahandani - interesting concept, how does it compare to and does it work well alongside Apple Intelligence. Best of luck with the launch today
@codeandsea
Thanks! Fair question.
Biggest difference is tone. Writing Tools gives you a few fixed styles. In Edyt you write the instruction yourself, once, in plain words, and it stays yours. Save as many as you like, run any of them with a keystroke in any app. So it sounds like you, not like a preset.
Then there's what it covers. Explain with follow-up questions, proofread that shows each fix before applying it, translate, and alternatives when the first rewrite is close but not quite right. And it works on text you can't select, like a PDF or a screenshot, by dragging over it.
Works on Windows too, same prompts on both.
@ahandani Awesome, thanks for the clarification