6 languages · both directions · free for 30 daysAgain. Three sentences in, you look up, and it's all nonsense. Kiko catches that exact moment and puts it right — in the field you're typing in, in one click.
If your keyboard switches between English and one of these, Kiko already handles it — in both directions. Here's the same greeting in each.
Kiko attaches to the field you are typing in, whatever the site is built with — plain inputs, rich editors, the lot.
Kiko lives in Chrome, so open that app's web version in a tab and it is there with you — same account, same conversations, plus the layout fixing.
Any website you open in Chrome — search boxes, forms, comment fields, most webmail and rich-text editors. A few apps run editors that reject changes from anything but their own code — if you hit one, tell us and we will look at it.
The moment your text stops making sense in one layout and starts making sense in another.
The corrected text replaces the nonsense in place. No retyping, no copy-paste.
Wrong call? Tell it once. That word never gets flagged again. It gets quieter over time.
Catches mistakes as you type. Nothing to select, nothing to press.
Scores every word against each language's letter patterns, so it catches words no list contains.
Long sessions collapse to a small bubble instead of a popup. Mute any site with one click.
Scan the whole field, or convert whatever text you've selected, on demand. Alt + Shift + Enter accepts the fix, Esc dismisses it — the whole loop without leaving the keyboard.
Turn on the ones you type. The rest never run.
Every "not right" is stored locally and respected forever.
Kiko has no server to send anything to. Every detection and correction runs inside your browser, and the words it learns live in local storage on your machine. No account, no sign-up, no analytics, no tracking.
Use it properly first. If it hasn't saved you enough retyping to be worth five dollars by day 30, don't keep it.
Kiko asks you to subscribe — $5/month, or $40 for the year if you'd rather pay once and save two months. Nothing is charged during the trial and no card is needed to start — if you don't subscribe, detection simply stops.
At app.lemonsqueezy.com/my-orders — enter the email you paid with and cancel in two clicks. You don't need to ask us, and there's no retention call. Full refund within 14 days if you change your mind.
No. There is no server. Detection runs inside your browser and the words Kiko learns are stored locally on your machine. Read the privacy policy.
Because you might mistype in any text field — your inbox, a search box, an admin panel. There is no fixed list of places to watch. Kiko reads only the field you are typing in, analyses it in memory, and discards it.
Rarely — it needs several consecutive suspicious words before it says anything. When it does get one wrong, click "Not right" and it never flags that word again.
Yes. Typed English while your keyboard was still in Hebrew, Korean or Greek? Kiko reads the gibberish and turns it back into English.
Kiko works on any website you open in Chrome, and that includes the web version of nearly every desktop app — same account, same messages. Open it in a tab and Kiko is there. Standalone desktop applications run outside the browser, so no browser extension can reach them.
Chrome today, and Chromium browsers like Edge, Brave and Arc. Firefox and Safari are on the list.
Install it, forget it's there, and notice how often it quietly saves you.
Add to Chrome — free for 30 days