Web app
The web app is not live yet
It is in development and we are not putting a date on it. What works today is the browser extension and the Telegram chatbot: all 10 tools between them, one account, one allowance.
In development, nothing to sign into yet
Both platforms are live today, and free to try.
Use this instead
Two things that work right now
Between them they cover what a web app would: writing at a desk, and writing on a phone.
The browser extension
Works inside any editable field on any website: a Gmail reply, a Google Doc, a support console, a form. Up to 15,000 characters a request, in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi.
What the extension doesThe Telegram chatbot
Works on a phone, reads forwarded messages, and turns a voice message into clean written text. Up to 4,096 characters a message, with no password to create.
What the bot doesThe plan
A plan, not a promise
A page you open in any browser, paste text into, and run the same tools on, against the same account and the same allowance. That includes a browser you cannot install an extension in, like the one on a locked-down work laptop.
It would not add a tool the other two platforms lack. It would remove the install step, which is the one thing standing between some people and the product. Until you can open it, treat all of that as intent.
Asked about the web app
Two questions, answered plainly
- Is there a FixMeBot web app?
- Not yet: the web app is in development and there is nothing to sign into today. FixMeBot currently ships as a browser extension, which works inside any text field on any website, and as a Telegram chatbot for writing on a phone. Both are live, share one account and one character allowance, and cover all 10 tools between them.
- When will the FixMeBot web app launch?
- There is no announced date, and we would rather say that plainly than publish one we are not sure of. If you want to hear about it when it happens, email contact@fixmebot.com and we will write back when it ships.
Start with the one you will actually use
The extension if you write at a computer, the bot if you write on a phone. Both are free to try, and the web app will join the same account when it is ready.