Three workflows.Same shortcut.

Product team

Tickets, specs, replies. Without leaving your tools.

Highlight text, hit your shortcut, get the rewrite back in place. No app switch, no UI.

  1. Meeting notes into a Jira ticket
    Highlight the transcript, run "Summarize for ticket". Acceptance criteria, blockers, body. Ready to paste.
  2. Loose draft into a clean Notion spec
    Highlight the page, run "Polish spec". Structure tightens, voice stays.
  3. Blunt Slack reply, right tone
    Highlight, run "Tone: clear and direct". Sent without a rewrite.
  4. Customer feedback into a Linear story
    Paste the quote, highlight, run "Rewrite as user story". As-a, I-want, So-that, done.
JiraTickets
LinearIssues
NotionSpecs

Founder

One shortcut for every hat you wear.

Investor email, customer reply, hiring DM, team update. Different tones, different apps. Highlight, run the right Action, paste back.

  1. Cold email gets a sharper hook
    Highlight the draft in Gmail, run "Tighten outreach". Less generic, more specific.
  2. Investor update reads tight
    Highlight the draft in Notion, run "Polish update". Numbers up front, asks at the end.
  3. Candidate rejection sounds human
    Highlight the template in Gmail, run "Tone: warm and direct". Less HR, more human.
  4. Slack rant becomes a clear ask
    Highlight, run "Rewrite as ask". Frustration out, action in.
GmailInbox
SlackTeam
NotionDocs

Writer / Support

Tone, length, language. Pick and ship.

Drafting once is the easy part. Doing it again in the right tone, the right length, the right language. That's where Khint earns its keep.

  1. Write the reply in your usual voice
    Direct, plain, fast. Don't worry about polish; the Pack will handle it.
  2. Run a Chain: Tone → Shorten → Translate (FR)
    Three Actions, one shortcut. Each step rewrites the previous output, no copy-paste in between.
  3. Paste the final result into Intercom / Zendesk / Slack
    Same paste path as everything else. The reply lands in the customer's thread; you move on.
IntercomChat
ZendeskHelpdesk
SlackDMs

Common questions.

How does Khint help product teams write Jira tickets from meeting notes?

Drop raw meeting notes into your editor, select all, hit ⌘⇧K, and run a 'Summarize for ticket' Action. Khint turns the dump into structured acceptance criteria, blockers, and a Jira-ready body — without leaving the editor. The Memory pillar keeps the meeting context across follow-up Actions during the same session.

Can Khint write Jira tickets from meeting notes?

Yes. The 'Summarize for ticket' Action (built-in or one you customize in a Pack) takes raw notes and produces a structured ticket body — title, description, acceptance criteria, blockers — that you paste straight into Jira, Linear, or any ticket tool.

Does Khint help writers and customer support?

Use Chains to stack Tone → Shorten → Translate as a single shortcut, then paste the final reply into Intercom, Zendesk, Slack, Mail. Build a 'Polish reply' Pack that fits your tone of voice and shortcut the boilerplate so AI calls are reserved for what actually needs them.

Does Khint help solo founders and operators?

Yes. A founder writes an investor email in Gmail, a status update in Notion, and asks the team for help in Slack — same hour, different tones, different apps. Khint sits in every app: highlight, run an Action like 'Tighten outreach' or 'Polish update', paste the result back where your cursor was. Same shortcut, every hat.

How many AI actions can I run per day?

10 free AI actions per day + 5 OCR captures per day. Premium is €9.99/month for unlimited AI actions and 50 OCR captures per day.

Want to be featured?

When the beta opens up, we'll quote real users on this page. If you're using Khint and have a workflow worth sharing, we'd love to hear it.