Ethertext

Ethertext

AI-powered clipboard for text transformation and productivity.

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Overview

Ethertext is an AI-powered clipboard tool that enhances everyday text handling by allowing users to transform and manipulate content on the fly. Whether summarizing, rewriting, translating, or formatting text, it streamlines quick productivity tasks within a simple clipboard interface. Useful for writers, developers, and office professionals, Ethertext reduces friction in everyday digital communication. With its focus on transformation and efficiency, it delivers instant assistance without breaking concentration.

How to Use

Activate Ethertext as your clipboard manager. Copy any text, then open the tool to choose from AI transformations like summarizing, rewriting, or translating. Paste the transformed result anywhere you need, streamlining text editing and enhancing your daily productivity.

Core Features

AI text transformation Clipboard management Productivity boost Summarization and rewriting Easy paste-back

Use Cases

  1. 1 Ethertext's Use Cases
  2. 2 Transforming text to different tones and styles
  3. 3 Debugging and translating code snippets
  4. 4 Memorizing and recalling important text
  5. 5 Transcribing voice recordings
  6. 6 Capturing and extracting text from screenshots

Frequently Asked Questions

What AI models does Ethertext support?
Ethertext supports OpenAI, Google Gemini, and Anthropic models. It also works with local models through Ollama.
What are some of the key features of Ethertext?
It is an AI-powered clipboard that transforms selected text using the models of your choice. Features include custom prompts, model switching, and quick text actions.
What are the system requirements for Ethertext?
Ethertext is a lightweight app available for macOS and Windows. Check the official site for the latest system requirements.
How do I add my API keys for OpenAI, Google Gemini, or Anthropic?
Open the app's settings and paste your API key for each provider. Keys are stored locally on your device.
How do I use Ollama with Ethertext?
Install and run Ollama locally, then select Ollama in Ethertext's settings. Ethertext connects to your local Ollama models automatically.