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SuperText is your intelligent spelling and grammar checker, perfect for polishing a cover letter, important email, or even a quick message in no time. Focus on writing, and let SuperText handle the rest.

SMART CORRECTION
SuperText automatically detects and corrects spelling and grammar mistakes, ensuring your texts are professional and error-free. Say goodbye to embarrassing typos and errors!

TEXT COMPARISON
Easily compare the corrected text with the original using our intuitive and clear interface. See all changes highlighted, so you can understand and approve each modification with confidence.

SEAMLESS INTEGRATION
SuperText is designed to integrate smoothly with your device. Available on iOS and iPadOS and visionOS, the app is also optimized for macOS, with a window accessible from the menu bar and the Services menu, allowing you to correct text from any application quickly and easily.

CLIPBOARD MANAGEMENT
Simply paste your text into the app and instantly copy the corrected version back with intelligent clipboard management.

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