Orwellix is the AI writing agent that edits inside your document, not a chatbot, not a grammar highlighter. Agent Mode reads your full document, searches the web in real time, and proposes tracked changes you accept or reject one by one. You stay in control of every word. Replaces Grammarly + ChatGPT + Hemingway Editor in one workspace. 4-dimensional NLP readability analysis. Grammar checker, Plagiarism detection included. 7-day free trial. Think Cursor - but for writing.
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Hey Product Hunters π
I'm Parikhit, solo founder of Orwellix, and I built this because I was genuinely frustrated with how broken the AI writing workflow is.
The problem isn't that AI writing tools are bad. It's that they're disconnected. You paste your draft into ChatGPT, it rewrites without context. Grammarly highlights what's wrong but won't fix it. Hemingway tells you a sentence is hard to read but won't touch it. You end up with three tabs open, copy-pasting between them, and the AI never actually understands your document.
What Orwellix does differently:
Agent Mode lives inside the editor. You write your draft, then prompt the agent, "fix the passive voice and fact-check the statistics." It reads your entire document, runs a live web search for current data, then proposes tracked edits directly in your text. You see every change highlighted. Accept what you like, reject what you don't. Your voice stays yours.
It's the same workflow that made Cursor a $20B company for developers. Nobody had applied it to writing, so I spent 12 months building it solo.
What's under the hood:
- Custom ReAct agent loop (Reasoning β Tool use β Observation β Tracked presentation).
- 4-dimensional NLP writing analysis: structural complexity, lexical sophistication, writing clarity, and text coherence. Every sentence scored by how hard it makes the reader work, not by syllable count.
- Live web search during editing.
- Grammar checking, plagiarism detection (up to 30K words/month), export to PDF/DOCX/Markdown.
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Use code "ORWELLIXPH20" at checkout for 20% off for your first year on any plan. This code is live today only for PH visitors.
I'd genuinely love your feedback, especially if you write content professionally and have strong opinions about where current tools fall short. That's exactly who I built this for.
Ask me anything π
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yeah this back and forth with chatgpt is real one. Curious to try it out. Can you choose a model inside or it uses one set by you?
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@ilyaforfunΒ Glad it resonates, that copy-paste loop is genuinely where most writing time disappears.
On the model question: right now it's set on our end, and intentionally so. We're actually running different models at different stages of the agent pipeline, the reasoning stage, the observation stage, and the final presentation pass each use whichever model performs best for that specific task, not just the most hyped one.
We're constantly testing and swapping models behind the scenes as better options emerge.
The reason we don't expose model selection to users is that people naturally gravitate toward whatever's newest or most talked about, but "best for general chat" and "best for structured document editing with tracked changes" are very different problems. We'd rather make that call ourselves and be accountable for the output quality than hand it to a dropdown.
Would love to hear what you think after trying it, especially if you have a specific writing workflow in mind. Agent Mode is the one to start with: write a few paragraphs, then prompt it like you'd brief an editor. π
Hope you will try Orwellix free trial, we are running special 20% discount for one year offer for product hunt users.
yeah this back and forth with chatgpt is real one. Curious to try it out. Can you choose a model inside or it uses one set by you?
@ilyaforfunΒ Glad it resonates, that copy-paste loop is genuinely where most writing time disappears.
On the model question: right now it's set on our end, and intentionally so. We're actually running different models at different stages of the agent pipeline, the reasoning stage, the observation stage, and the final presentation pass each use whichever model performs best for that specific task, not just the most hyped one.
We're constantly testing and swapping models behind the scenes as better options emerge.
The reason we don't expose model selection to users is that people naturally gravitate toward whatever's newest or most talked about, but "best for general chat" and "best for structured document editing with tracked changes" are very different problems. We'd rather make that call ourselves and be accountable for the output quality than hand it to a dropdown.
Would love to hear what you think after trying it, especially if you have a specific writing workflow in mind. Agent Mode is the one to start with: write a few paragraphs, then prompt it like you'd brief an editor. π
Hope you will try Orwellix free trial, we are running special 20% discount for one year offer for product hunt users.