Pick a text action. Hit your shortcut. Khint runs it on the selected text and pastes the result back. Chain a few into one workflow.
Rewrite text in any app with one shortcut.
Mail, Slack, Jira, Notion, anywhere you can paste, Khint can rewrite, the fix lands back where your cursor was
Fix grammar, shorten, translate, change tone, your saved Actions sit one keystroke away, round-trip takes about a second
Prompt chaining without a canvas. Up to 5 steps in series, and a step can write to Jira, Confluence, Linear, Notion, Slack, or Gmail. Go deeper: Workflows →
Custom Packs, a built-in library, and a local history in one app.
Build your own Packs or edit the built-in ones. Share a Pack with your team through a link. They see it read-only and can clone it to tweak it for their workflow.
Highlight any text in any Mac app, press ⌘⇧K to open the Khint palette, pick an Action (rewrite, fix grammar, translate, change tone). The rewritten text pastes back where you started: no app-switching, no copy-paste juggling.
Yes. Khint Chains are prompt chains: up to 5 Actions executed back-to-back as a single shortcut. Each step picks up where the previous one left off (e.g. notes → bullets → translate → ticket format). One paste at the end.
Khint has a free tier: 10 AI actions per day + 5 OCR captures per day, all Packs and Chains included, plus Memory. Paid plans start at €7/month: Pro at €29/month gives 100 AI actions a day, and every plan includes all the work integrations. No required subscription, no per-seat trap.
Khint Packs are AI prompt bundles you can share by link. The owner builds a Pack, hits Share, and team members see it read-only. They can clone it into their own packs to tweak it for their workflow.
Yes. Workflow steps aren't limited to prompts: a chain can end by creating a Jira or Linear issue, publishing a Confluence or Notion page, posting to Slack, drafting a Gmail, or handing the running text to Claude. The AI steps shape the text; the integration step ships it, without you leaving the app you're in.
No. Describe the workflow in plain language ('meeting notes → summary → Jira ticket') and Khint generates it: it reuses your existing agents where they match, writes new prompts where needed, and embeds the integration steps for the tools you've connected. You review, tweak, and save.
No. A starter gallery ships five first-party packs (Meeting → Ticket, Dev Daily, Support Desk, Doc Polish, Backlog Refiner) plus a growing cloud catalog. Preview any pack with a live demo, then add it to your library in one click.
Guided walkthroughs that run on this pillar, start to finish.
