Three apps you use daily — Grammarly (rewrite + grammar), Google Translate, and Wispr Flow (speech-to-text) — in one clipboard shortcut. Copy text or record a voice note, hit a shortcut, and ClipWise fixes, rewrites, translates 21 languages, or turns speech into clean writing — plus summarize, fact-check, draft replies, and pull text from screenshots. Windows + macOS. Private by default — history stays on-device. Email sign-in, no API key (or bring your own). Free tier, from $4.99/mo.
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Hi Product Hunt — I'm Azeem, the solo maker (Wrenio Studio).
Almost everything I do at a computer is text — and I was juggling three separate cloud apps to handle it: Grammarly to fix and rewrite, Google Translate for other languages, and a dictation tool (Wispr Flow) to speak instead of type. Three tabs, three subscriptions, all in the cloud.
ClipWise puts those three jobs on your clipboard. Copy text or record a voice note, hit a shortcut, and it rewrites and fixes grammar, translates across 21 languages, or turns your speech into clean writing — right where you're working.
And it goes further than those tools. Text is the base, with a whole action set on top: summarize, expand, clarify, fact-check, structure, pull action items, draft a reply — plus image actions like extracting text from a screenshot.
What makes it different:
- Private by default — clipboard history stays on your device, and AI auto-disables on detected passwords or keys. (Wispr Flow, by contrast, processes all audio in the cloud.)
- No API key — sign in with an email. Or bring your own OpenAI/Anthropic/Ollama key.
- One app, Windows + Mac, from $4.99/mo — vs ~$24+/mo across separate subscriptions.
Free to try (10 actions/day). I'd love your honest feedback — especially if you use one of the tools above. What would make you switch?
(If you write about productivity or AI tools, we just opened a partner program too — happy to chat.)