I Built a Menu Bar App So I'd Stop Pasting Slack Messages Into ChatGPT

Description and use

<p>Count how many times a day you do this: write a message, feel that something's off, copy it, open a new tab, paste it into ChatGPT or Claude, type "fix this, keep my tone", wait, copy the answer, switch back, paste.</p> <p>For me it was dozens. PR descriptions, Slack replies, incident updates, emails to people who don't share my first language. Each round trip is only twenty seconds, but it breaks your focus every time.</p> <p>Grammarly never solved it either. It catches typos, but my real problem was sentences that were technically correct and still read badly.</p> <p>So I built <strong>Gr

Problem

<p>Count how many times a day you do this: write a message, feel that something's off, copy it, open a new tab, paste it into ChatGPT or Claude, type "fix this, keep my tone", wait, copy the answer, switch back, paste.</p> <p>For me it was dozens. PR descriptions, Slack replies, incident updates, emails to people who don't share my first language. Each round trip is only twenty seconds, but it breaks your focus every time.</p> <p>Grammarly never solved it either. It catches typos, but my real problem was sentences that were technically correct and still read badly.</p> <p>So I built <strong>Gr

Outcome

<p>Count how many times a day you do this: write a message, feel that something's off, copy it, open a new tab, paste it into ChatGPT or Claude, type "fix this, keep my tone", wait, copy the answer, switch back, paste.</p> <p>For me it was dozens. PR descriptions, Slack replies, incident updates, emails to people who don't share my first language. Each round trip is only twenty seconds, but it breaks your focus every time.</p> <p>Grammarly never solved it either. It catches typos, but my real problem was sentences that were technically correct and still read badly.</p> <p>So I built <strong>Gr

Evidence

I Built a Menu Bar App So I'd Stop Pasting Slack Messages Into ChatGPT

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