Humans stay in the loopof technology

Purpose-built for the work between rough input and finished output. Your prompts, your screen, your context, one keystroke away in every app.

Click the sidebar to navigate. Same UI you get on the desktop.

Agents

Your prompts,
one keystroke away

Select text in any app, press ⌘⇧K, and run your own prompts on it. Save them as packs, chain up to five steps, and send the result straight to Jira, Linear, Notion, Slack or Gmail.

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Product team
Workflows
Capture
Jira
Confluence
Linear
Notion
Slack
Gmail
AI tools
One tool for allSearch every action you've saved and run it in one keystroke. The same palette you get on the desktop.
Meeting notes

bump Premium €9.99 → €12.99 by Q2 · CS drafts the customer FAQ · sign off AC before ship

  1. Draft ticketAgent
  2. Create issueJira · MCP
  3. Post linkSlack · MCP

Runs the chain, ends with a filed ticket and a shared link.

Run a workflowChain agents, then write straight to Jira and Slack. One click.

Ship results straight into the tools you already use: Jira, Slack, Notion and more.

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Capture

Anything on screen
becomes text

Draw a region and Khint reads it. Extract text straight to your clipboard, or open a chat and ask questions about what you captured. No app switch, no retyping.

Capture & askGrab a region, then ask follow-up questions about it.
On screen

Sprint Q2: pricing

Premium €9.99 €12.99, live May 15.

  • CS owns the FAQ
  • Comms owner TBD
  1. Select regionCapture
  2. Extract textOCR
  3. Copy to clipboardClipboard

Runs the capture, ends with clean text on your clipboard.

Extract textRegion to clipboard as clean plain text.

Runs on macOS and Windows. Capture from any app on screen, no matter the platform.

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Memory

Your work stays
in context

Khint keeps a compact, local session of what you are working on. Every action you run sees it, so you never re-explain the context you are already in.

Your work, compactedEvery file, action and note lands in one session, summarized as you go.
Active sessionSprint Q2 launch
  • Premium €9.99 → €12.99
  • Live May 15 · CS owns the FAQ
  • Slack · #q2-launch
  1. Read active sessionMemory
  2. Compact to contextMemory
  3. Reply to emailAgent

Runs the action with your session context, so the reply already knows the facts.

Run with contextOne click runs your action with the session, so the reply already knows the facts.

100% local. Your session lives in on-device SQLite and never leaves your machine, unless you switch on sync.

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Wired into everything
you use

CodexOpenAI

Codex picks up exactly where Claude left off. Same session, same context.

Claude Desktopover MCP
Stop re-briefing your AI

Claude reads your live session on its own: the meetings, tickets and captures you just worked through. Its findings write straight back as entries.

You're in the loopevery write

Every write an AI makes fires an OS notification. Nothing changes behind your back.

Memory write (MCP) · Claude

You stay in the loop

Whatever you build with AI, Khint runs the whole workflow where you work. Agents draft, integrations ship, and nothing lands without your go.

Extract decisionsDraft ticket + ACCreate issue in JiraStakeholder recapPost in Slack #product
Meeting to sprint-ready ticket

Two agents draft, Jira and Slack ship. The create waits for your go.

Changelog

Capture answers back, and Cancel really cancels

Reading text from your screen from the Capture page used to happen in complete silence: you'd pick a region and the app would sit there looking frozen until the text appeared. It now shows a “Reading…” state the whole time, and the window comes back before the read starts so you can actually see it. Cancel has been fixed properly, too. Before, it only hid the result — the read carried on in the background, then landed in your history and your work session anyway, sometimes reappearing over the page seconds later. Now cancelling genuinely stops the work, and nothing stray is saved. If the read had already gone through when you cancelled, Khint says so plainly instead of resurrecting the result. And the drop zone no longer advertises file types it can't read: it lists exactly what Khint accepts, and the size warning is gone since large images are shrunk for you.

JUL 27, 2026

Hold a shortcut, speak, and Khint types it out

Khint now understands your voice. Hold a shortcut, say what you want, let go, and the text appears right where you were typing — in any app. It all happens on your own machine: nothing is sent anywhere, there's no separate service, and it doesn't count against your daily limit. Khint even primes itself with your agent and workflow names, so things like project keys and product terms come out spelled the way you mean them. Voice isn't just for dictation, either: an agent or a workflow can be set to listen, so its own shortcut becomes hold-to-speak. And with the palette open, the same gesture fills the idea bar so you can read back what you said and press Enter, rather than firing off something unseen. Voice recognition needs a one-time on-device model; until it's in place, Khint tells you clearly instead of failing.

JUL 26, 2026

Build workflows without hunting for hidden ids

Adding an integration step to a workflow used to mean typing in cryptic ids — a Jira issue-type id, a Confluence space id, a Linear team id — that you couldn't know without digging through a vendor's developer tools. These are exactly the fields the AI workflow generator leaves blank for you to fill. Now every one of them is a dropdown that lists your real projects, spaces, teams and issue types, drawn from the same place the palette already reads. Change the project and Khint clears the issue type that no longer belongs to it, so a workflow can't quietly fail at run time on a mismatched id after the earlier steps already did their work.

JUL 26, 2026

Go deeper

Agents, Workflows, Capture, Memory, and the MCP server, each on its own page.

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How Khint compares

Why does Khint maintain a Memory session?

Most AI features only see the text you select right now. That's not enough for real desktop work. You also need what came before. Khint keeps a lightweight session of what you're doing (meeting notes, drafts, code, OCR captures) and auto-attaches a compact summary to every prompt, so your Action sees the full context. The session lives in local SQLite on your device, and is exposed read+write to Claude Desktop over MCP. Your other AI tool sees the same context.

How is Khint different from Raycast?

Both live behind a keyboard shortcut, but Khint is AI-first: AI text actions on selected text are the core feature, OCR is bundled, and a Memory session feeds your active work context into every AI prompt. Khint also exposes an MCP server so Claude Desktop can read your active session. Raycast doesn't. Free includes 300 credits a month (about 10 AI actions a day), with all 6 work integrations on every plan. Paid plans start at €7/month: Pro at €29/month gives 3,500 credits a month, and a one-time €349 Lifetime (bring your own AI key, launch offer) sits above.

How is Khint different from Apple Intelligence Writing Tools?

Apple Intelligence covers a fixed set of single-shot rewrites in supported apps. Khint runs in any app on Mac or Windows, lets you author your own prompts, bundles them as Packs, and chains up to 5 prompts in series. Plus a screen-to-text OCR shortcut and a Memory session that gives Claude your active work context over MCP.

Does Khint send my text to the cloud?

Only the text you select when you trigger an AI Action, and only at that moment, is sent to Anthropic's Claude API for the rewrite. OCR captures the screen on-device, then sends the image to Anthropic's Claude Vision API for text extraction; nothing is stored on Anthropic's side beyond the call. Memory sessions live in a local SQLite file. Cloud sync is opt-in via sign-in. See /security for the full data-flow.

Can Khint turn slide text into a PowerPoint diagram?

Yes. Select the text on a slide and run Transform to diagram from the palette. Khint classifies it into one of ten consulting frameworks (2×2 matrix, pyramid, process, waterfall, timeline, comparison and more) and renders a live preview. Switch between 36 layout variants, apply curated palettes, then save a .pptx built from native, editable PowerPoint shapes, or a transparent PNG. macOS, counts as one Action.