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13 articles about mac
Three design decisions separate Echoo from Grammarly-style checkers: native-language writing, screen-level context, and customizable commands.
Turn a rough email into a corrected, audience-ready draft with saved Echoo commands, while keeping a human review before Send.
Grammar suggestions solve one step. Saved AI workflows connect proofreading, rewriting, translation, dictation, and formatting on Mac.
Build a reusable AI workflow in Echoo: define the prompt, choose a provider, assign a shortcut, and return results inline or in a popup.
Apple Intelligence, ChatGPT, and Echoo all touch AI writing on a Mac - but they solve different problems. An honest breakdown on speed, customization, screen context, and privacy.
Learn how Echoo turns custom prompts, shortcuts, providers, and inline or popup results into practical AI automation workflows that save time.
A practical, no-fluff guide to rewriting text in any Mac app with one shortcut - covering setup, screen context, custom prompts, and keeping it private.
Grammarly Pro costs $12/month billed annually and stops at English writing. Here are the best Grammarly alternatives for Mac in 2026 - compared on price, privacy, and what they do beyond grammar checking.
Grammarly Pro - the plan formerly called Premium - costs about $144/year billed annually. Here is exactly what the subscription includes, what it leaves out, and how the price compares to newer AI writing tools on Mac.
Echoo introduces a new way to use Claude Code Skills on Mac: trigger them by voice or shortcut, skip the CLI, and get the result back on screen without losing context.
A practical look at the top Mac AI writing apps by workflow: inline shortcuts, document-grounded assistants, dictation tools, and chat-first workspaces.
Screen-aware AI assistants are the biggest new feature category on Mac in 2026. Here is how Echoo's Screen Context works, how to set it up, and three workflows worth building around it.
AI detectors got more aggressive in 2026 and started flagging real human writing along with it. Here is what actually trips them, a 2-minute self-check, and how to get your own voice back into a draft.