Atua is a desktop app available on all my Mac apps. You can trigger it with a simple hotkey, allowing you to ask a question and receive an instant response. Moreover, you can create custom commands and assign hotkeys to them for instant reuse.
For example, imagine you're chatting on Slack and want to improve your message's writing. In the past, you had to copy the text, navigate to ChatGPT in a browser, and ask it to fix the grammar or rephrase. This method was cumbersome when repeated multiple times a day.
With Atua, you can create a command once and assign a hotkey like ⌘+P. When you press the hotkey, it triggers ChatGPT to rephrase your text, and you can paste the revised version using ⌘+Enter. The process is seamless and automatic.
This is just one use case, but you can do so much more with Atua, such as translating text, summarizing articles, using it as a coding assistant, or asking random questions. The power of ChatGPT is at your fingertips.
Atua is a desktop app available on all my Mac apps. You can trigger it with a simple hotkey, allowing you to ask a question and receive an instant response. Moreover, you can create custom commands and assign hotkeys to them for instant reuse.
For example, imagine you're chatting on Slack and want to improve your message's writing. In the past, you had to copy the text, navigate to ChatGPT in a browser, and ask it to fix the grammar or rephrase. This method was cumbersome when repeated multiple times a day.
With Atua, you can create a command once and assign a hotkey like ⌘+P. When you press the hotkey, it triggers ChatGPT to rephrase your text, and you can paste the revised version using ⌘+Enter. The process is seamless and automatic.
This is just one use case, but you can do so much more with Atua, such as translating text, summarizing articles, using it as a coding assistant, or asking random questions. The power of ChatGPT is at your fingertips.