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MINTI

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Author your ideas. Interrogate every premise

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Author your ideas. Interrogate every premise

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MINTI is an AI writing copilot that helps you think before it helps you write. Instead of immediately rewriting your work, MINTI uses Socratic questioning to help you clarify ideas, challenge assumptions, identify gaps in your arguments, and strengthen your reasoning. When you're ready, it supports grammar, language, clarity, and structure without replacing your voice or taking ownership of your ideas. Because better writing starts with better thinking.

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Launch tags:Writing•Education•Artificial Intelligence

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Maker

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 We made MINTI because honestly… sometimes AI is a little too eager to do all the thinking for us 😭 You paste something in, it rewrites the whole thing, and suddenly you're sitting there like… yeah this sounds good but did i even write this? So we built MINTI differently. Before jumping straight into fixing your writing, MINTI can question your ideas, challenge your assumptions, point out gaps, and help you actually figure out what you’re trying to say. Then when you’re ready, it helps with the writing part too, grammar, clarity, structure, all that good stuff. The goal is simple: your ideas stay yours. You just get better at expressing them. We’re super excited (and slightly terrified lol) to finally put MINTI out into the world 🫶 Would love to know: what’s one thing you wish AI writing tools did differently?

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3d ago

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to answer your q @abeerah I hate when ai flattens my tone into corporate slop. The adaptive personas (especially that rescue scaffolding dolphin) sound like a great fix to keep the writer in control tbh.

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2h ago

Maker

@mohsinproduct 100% agree with you. That “AI made it sound professional” effect can completely kill the personality in your writing 😭 Keeping the original voice intact should be the priority, not polishing it into something generic.

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