Describe a writing task once, in plain English. Scribe turns it into a slash skill that works in every app on your Mac.
Runs inside the apps you already write in
How it works
Real capture: /rewrite in a Mail compose window, typos and all.
Type the trigger, then your rough notes. Typos and all.
A quiet pill appears while your skill and memory do the shaping.
The finished text replaces your draft, in the same field.
Skills
Describe a writing job once. Get a slash command that works in every app.
Stuck on wording? /generate-cmd-prompt interviews you and writes the prompt itself.
Dashboard
A private log of every run — which skill, which app, what changed. Open Activity for the exact before and after.
Privacy
Not an extension. Not a clipboard scraper. A native Mac app that touches one thing — the text you point it at.
The trigger and the text after it. Not your screen, keystrokes, or clipboard.
/rewrite hi sarah…Used once, to produce your rewrite.
→ returned to your fieldYour text — never retained, never trained on.
✕ no path existsNo background listening. No keystroke capture. A run happens only when you type a trigger.
Every run is in Activity with its exact before and after. Audit every word.
One button in Settings wipes history, memory, and preferences. No ticket.
From the beta
“I stopped keeping a second window open to fix my own sentences. I type /rewrite and hit send.”
“Our whole team writes cold email in the same voice now, because the skill is the voice.”
“It feels like a system feature, not an app. That's the highest compliment I can give a Mac tool.”
Pricing
Every plan includes the full skill library, local memory, and activity history. Cancel any time.
FAQ
Anywhere macOS lets you type — Mail, Slack, Notion, Linear, Figma, Terminal. Every native text field behaves the same.
A trigger and a prompt. /concise is just "tighten this, keep every fact". Edit the built-ins, write your own, or let /generate-cmd-prompt write it for you.
Install, grant permissions, pick a shortcut, run one guided rewrite. Scribe seeds skills for your role — first real write in about two minutes.
macOS 13+ on Apple Silicon. Needs Accessibility and Input Monitoring permission.
Yes. Settings → Delete Data clears your history, memory, and preferences.