In every app
Word, Outlook, browsers, chat apps, notepads… Select text in any program and fix it with a shortcut.
Word, Outlook, Teams, the browser, a form: select your text, press Ctrl + Alt + C, and the corrected version replaces the original. Free, no account, with your own AI key.
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Select the text below, then press Ctrl + Alt + C. A faithful simulation of the app: no connection or key required.
Select the text, then press Ctrl+Alt+C
Word, Outlook, browsers, chat apps, notepads… Select text in any program and fix it with a shortcut.
Highlight your text, press the shortcut, and the corrected version instantly replaces the original, right where you were writing.
On top of plain correction, pick a tone from the menu: professional, courteous, concise, formal or simplified. Your text is rewritten in the style you want, still with a single shortcut.
Even if you switch windows or click elsewhere during correction, the fixed text is placed back exactly where it belongs as soon as you return.
Started a correction by mistake? The “Cancel” button on the indicator stops everything: nothing is changed, and your clipboard is left untouched.
The interface switches between English and French in one click; the language of your text is detected automatically: you’re corrected, never translated.
The app checks for and installs new versions on its own, in the background: you always have the latest version without lifting a finger.
Google Gemini, OpenAI (ChatGPT), Anthropic (Claude), Mistral, OpenRouter, or a local model with Ollama and LM Studio. You pick the provider and the model in the options. No intermediate server, no data collected.
Click “Download for Windows” and get the installer.
Open the downloaded file and follow the few setup steps.
Enter your key once, then select text in any app and use the shortcut.
The installer is scanned by 70+ antivirus engines through VirusTotal. The report is public: view it whenever you like, and check for yourself that the file you downloaded matches the one that was analyzed using its SHA-256 hash shown below.
Digital signatureThe installer is signed with a code-signing certificate issued by the certificate authority Certum after verifying the author’s identity, and timestamped: the signature stays valid even after the certificate expires. To check it yourself: right-click the downloaded file, “Properties,” then the “Digital Signatures” tab. The signer name must be exactly the one below.
Open Source Developer ANTHONY LACROUX
11f6d1c82d0844251a5d81151d415a8f2684981ba83c2b8148425062ee8b83de
Correctify detects the provider from your key: a Google key (AIza…) calls Gemini, an OpenAI key (sk-…) calls ChatGPT, and an Anthropic key (sk-ant-…) calls Claude. You stay in control of the service and the cost.
No intermediate server, no data collection. Your key and your text only go to the provider you chose.
Learn moreWindows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit. The app is lightweight and installs in seconds.
Yes. Like the extensions, the app is free and ad-free. You use your own API key with the AI provider of your choice.
No. The selected text is sent directly to the AI provider matching your key, then the correction comes back. Nothing is kept on my side.
Yes. On top of the standard correction, which fixes your text without rewriting it, a menu offers several tones: professional, courteous, concise, formal or simplified. The chosen tone is remembered and applied to every correction, and you can change it anytime.
The interface comes in English and French; you switch between them in the options. The language of your text is detected automatically on every correction. You can also force it, always French or always English, from the options or the tray menu.
Yes. It regularly checks for new versions and installs them on its own in the background, then notifies you once the update is applied, with no need to re-run the installer.
No problem. The app remembers the original window and selection: if you move to something else while it works, the corrected text is applied in the right place as soon as you return to the window.
Yes: since version 1.8.0, the installer is digitally signed and timestamped. During installation, Windows names the publisher “Open Source Developer ANTHONY LACROUX”, which guarantees the file comes from here and has not been altered. SmartScreen may still show its warning during the first few weeks, while the brand-new certificate builds its reputation: check the publisher name, then click “More info” and “Run anyway.”
The extensions add a “Fix the text” entry to the right-click menu, in your browser or in Thunderbird. You select, you fix, the text is replaced in place. They are free, need no account, and work on Windows, Mac and Linux with your own API key.