Guides, tips and comparisons to fix your text with AI, right where you write and without copy-pasting.
Version 1.9.0 of the app adds two drop-down lists: the AI provider and the model. With Mistral, OpenRouter, and the option to run the AI on your own computer using Ollama or LM Studio.
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Starting with version 1.8.0, the Correctify Windows installer is digitally signed and timestamped. What it changes at install time and for updates, what it does not change, and how to verify the signature yourself.
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Windows SmartScreen may show a blue screen when you launch a program. It is not a virus detection: here is what it actually checks, what Correctify’s digital signature changes since version 1.8.0, and how to verify the file yourself.
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Should of, alot, its instead of it’s… These mistakes slip into thousands of work emails every day. Here are the 15 most common ones, and how to stop making them.
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Correctify 1.7.1 fixes a bug that could flatten the formatting of a Word document or an Outlook email, and preserves Shift+Enter line breaks.
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Fix your text with AI in every Windows program (Word, Outlook, Notepad, mail client, browser) with a single keyboard shortcut. No copy-pasting.
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What an AI spell checker is, why it can be free, and how to fix any text in one click, without copy-pasting.
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A typo-free email in seconds: fix the spelling of your messages right inside Gmail, Outlook web or Thunderbird, with no copy-pasting.
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The fastest way to fix text: a right-click. Meet the AI spell checker that plugs into the context menu of Chrome and Firefox.
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The story behind Correctify: bad at spelling and tired of copy-pasting my emails into an AI, I hacked together a little tool for myself… then for everyone.
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