TypeBoost
Your personal AI writing toolkit. Inside any app.
463 followers
Your personal AI writing toolkit. Inside any app.
463 followers
Turn your prompts into a personal AI writing toolkit. Use it inside any app on macOS. No copy-paste. No switching tools. Apply custom AI actions directly to selected text, see and control every change, and write faster while still sounding like you. Fully customizable prompts, model choice, voice input, and learning over time. Better writing. Faster. Still yours.
Congratulations on the launch! A small but convenient app. By the way, I wonder, don’t AI browsers allow this?
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@mykyta_semenov_ Thank you, Mykyta!! Not 100% sure what you mean by this? It does work in every app and all browsers :)
@bennyqp There’s a browser from ChatGPT and other AI. But if your application works outside the browser as well, then my question doesn’t apply.
Been using this tool for a while. One thing I can say. The UI is superior for me. I love the simplicity and ease of use. That's it. All I need in a good tool.
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@kavolis Thank you, Jorkinas, this makes me genuinely happy to hear! Yeah, a clean, minimal, but powerful UI has always been one of my top priorities! If you ever have any feedback or need help with anything, let me know! :)
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I have been using Typeboost for 2 months now, and it is absolutely amazing. 💚
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@2567910 Thanks Lukas, I'm glad you like it!! :)
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Love the value proposition and how you make the toolkit usable from anywhere. Solid UX work. A clear agentic replacement to Grammarly. Quality++
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@said_aitmbarek Thanks, Said, really appreciate this feedback! As someone coming from a design background, good UX is always a top priority for me. Also, one of the main differences compared to Grammarly: With your personalized Prompt Actions, you have 100% control over what should happen and how.
Incredible
Love this, super clean value prop and very clear positioning. Congrats on the launch! 🚀
Quick question: how does it handle preserving a user’s unique tone over time is the “learning” based on local usage patterns or cloud-side adaptation?
@bennyqp Hey Benny. How does TypeBoost technically work across different apps? Is it keyboard extension? System overlay? Or API integration? & how do you handle hallucinations or incorrect suggestions from the AI?
Love that it works inside any app rather than being yet another standalone editor. The context-switching tax of copying text back and forth between tools is real. Clean execution on a genuinely useful idea.