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Tidy
Fix grammar in any Mac app with one command
Requires macOS 26 and Apple IntelligenceBuilt by Eric GreeneFree download for MacOne-command grammar fixSecond shortcut for de-slopping
Opportunity score
44/100
A promising utility in a crowded market, but too little evidence on distribution and monetization to score highly.
Founder verdict
MAYBE
Tidy is a clever native utility with an appealing demo, but its narrow platform requirement and unpriced model make it too early to treat as a proven business.
What is Tidy?
Tidy is an early-stage macOS utility that promises to fix grammar or rewrite AI-sounding text in any Mac app using a global command. The landing page demonstrates two features: a grammar correction shortcut (⌃⌥⌘T) and a 'de-slop' shortcut (⌃⌥⌘S) that strips verbose AI-style language. It is presented by Eric Greene and distributed as a free download, but no pricing, revenue, or customer information is published. Because it requires macOS 26 and Apple Intelligence, it appears positioned for future Apple platform adoption rather than current broad distribution.
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