Type @image in any box on any site, and watch an AI image drop straight into your sentence. Your email. A tweet. A doc. A DM. Images, video, gifs, fact-checks, translations: summoned inline, anywhere you type. Plus autocorrect so fast you never see a red line. Try finding this anywhere else.
▶ This is the real crate. Type in it. Autosaves on your device. No sign-up.
See it in action, real footage
@image"a red cat". The closing quote does the rest.Unedited capture of the live engine: the field locks while capturing, the closing quote commits, and the balance drop (750 → 746) is a real credit transaction, not a mockup.
The crate above is the engine at home. The sidekick carries it to every text box on the web, it announces itself as nothing more than a subtle blinking caret.
This one is an animation, a preview of the sidekick riding someone else's page. The engine it summons is the real one in the crate above; the video higher up is the live capture.
The writing box itself, ghost invitation, blue caret, / actions, @ summons, // palette.
Live, try it aboveThe extension. Every text box on the web gets the same grammar, it arrives as a subtle blinking caret, never a popup.
In the worksThe travel-with-you bubble, floats beside what you're reading, fades when you scroll fast, never fights the page.
In the worksThe full document suite, docs, PDFs, spreadsheets, voice-to-text that never misses your first word, the whole network.
In the shopDescribe the shot in plain words. Pick the model from one menu, the price sits right on it, before anything spends. The crate does the prompt-craft.
Image and video models in one picker, each wearing its real per-shot price (0.3cr to 600cr), visible before you commit. Aspect ratio and clip length ride the same rail.
Live · try it in the crate"Masterpiece, 8k, trending on artstation" doesn't steer a model, specifics do. One tap strips the slop from your prompt and tells you exactly what it cut.
Live, on your deviceDrop an image in; it rides with your prompt to whichever model you pick. The full adapter, any reference type, translated for any model, is in the works.
Well is live · adapter in the worksA rough on-device preview first, always. The paid render only happens when you say go, with the exact cost on the button.
Live, the house ruleEveryone else makes you duct-tape a grammar checker, an AI chatbot, a search tab, a notes app, and a plagiarism scanner. syntax does it all in one place, and reads your work aloud, simplifies it, and makes you better while you write.
Hear any text, anywhere, on-device. Accessibility is never a paywall.
Turn dense, jammed paragraphs into plain language in one tap.
Professional, friendly, confident, concise, same meaning, better register.
Type @image and drop an AI picture straight into your draft. Try finding this anywhere else.
Makes you better, it teaches, it doesn't write it for you. You keep the skill.
An authorship trail that proves you did the work, the honest answer to false accusations.
Read-aloud, dyslexia-friendly reading, dictation, and simplify are built in, always, for everyone, because accessibility should never sit behind a paywall. Pro adds the generative layer, priced plainly, cancel in one click.
| Capability | Where it lives |
|---|---|
| Read aloud (text-to-speech) | Included, everyone |
| Simplify to plain language | Included, everyone |
| Dyslexia-friendly reading + dictation | Included, everyone |
| Tone rewrite + intent-aware correction | Pro |
| AI images dropped into your draft | Pro |
| Privacy: sensitive text kept US-private | Built in |
| Price | explore $0 · Pro $8/mo · Student $5 · BYO $3 |
Transparent, honest, cancel in one click. Students: $5/mo with a school email.
One tool for the whole classroom: students write and actually learn, every student gets read-aloud, dictation, and dyslexia support included, and you stay connected, without ever surveilling a student's work. Coming soon.
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Tell syntax what you are trying to say, it rewrites a rough draft live, shown before → after so you see exactly what changed. A working sample, not a promo mockup.