Windows · Kotlin

TextTools

Select text in any app, hit the hotkey, pick what you want done. Proofreading, rewriting, summaries, tables, explaining code — that sort of thing. The result replaces the selection, or opens in its own window.

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Windows 10/11 OpenAI-compatible API MIT

TextTools action grid: proofread, translate, table, explain code — Ctrl+Alt+Space opens the grid. Shift shows the answer in a window.

What it is

A Kotlin application. The key stays in the operating-system secret store; only the text for the action you run goes to the model.

One hotkey, any window

Browser, mail, IDE, Excel — no plugins, no pasting into a chat. Open the menu, pick an action, or type your own instruction.

Your own endpoint

OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic proxies, local Ollama — anything that speaks /v1/chat/completions. Default model plus a per-action override.

Edit without touching code

Buttons, prompts, and “where this text came from” hints (IDE, mail, spreadsheet…) live in the tray. Break something — reset to factory.

What it looks like

The current interface, captured from the installed 1.0 build: the action grid, the three settings tabs, the result window and the tray menu.

TextTools action grid — **Action grid**Fifteen factory actions and a free instruction. Shift opens the answer in a window

API tab: address, key, proxy and the model list — **API**OpenAI-compatible address, key, proxy, default model, context and price

Output languages tab — **Output languages**Checked languages appear on an action. You can add your own

Interface tab: language, hotkeys, Markdown, autostart — **Interface**English or Russian, hotkeys, Markdown, start with Windows, profiling and reports

Last result window — **Result**Copy the text, or paste it back into the window it came from

TextTools tray menu — **Tray menu**Last result, history, statistics, the action editor and settings

Built-in actions

Fifteen actions in the grid, plus a free instruction. These are part of the factory set.

proofreadFix the wording, keep the meaning

rewriteMake it clearer, cut the fluff

summaryCompress to the point

tableTurn it into a Markdown table

specSketch a spec for engineering

codeExplain a code fragment

replyDraft a reply

reqreviewReview requirements

Install

A couple of minutes

The Windows installer is on the v1.1.3 release. The Debian package and the Mac image were not rebuilt for this tag. Capture and paste into other windows exist only in the Windows build.

Full install notes

https://github.com/BelyaevAD/TextTools/releases/download/v1.1.3/TextTools-1.1.3.msi

# deb: on Ubuntu, ./gradlew clean :app:packageDeb
# DMG: on a Mac, sh packaging/macos/package-dmg.sh

Key and stability

The key and the proxy stay in the operating-system secret store, not in a settings file and not in SQLite. App profiling and error reports stay off until you turn them on. On-disk history holds your texts — don’t commit it.

The key and the proxy stay in the operating-system secret store. An optional HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS proxy lives on the API settings tab.
Default hotkey is Ctrl+Alt+Space — Ctrl+Space is often taken by IMEs and other hooks.
Local Ollama: http://localhost:11434/v1, key ollama.
The interface language is the bundled English or Russian translation. lang/*.ini packs are not loaded by this version.
Token counts are exact — the API returns them. The money figure is an estimate: prices come from the OpenRouter catalogue even on another provider, which has no public price endpoint to ask.