Open-source grammar checker and text rewriter powered by your own Gemini API key.
Free browser extension and desktop writing assistant powered by your own API key.
GemType is a free, open-source writing assistant that checks grammar, fixes spelling, and rewrites text on any website or desktop application. It is designed for students and researchers who want AI writing help without paying expensive subscription fees or sending data to third-party servers.
The tool integrates into Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Microsoft Word, and your desktop OS to provide live spelling and grammar underlines. Selecting text opens a floating toolbar to improve, shorten, or change the tone of your writing using Google's Gemini API.
It suits students, researchers, and writers who need advanced grammar checking and tone adjustments across the web and desktop apps. It does not suit users who want a zero-configuration tool or those without a Google AI Studio account.
Underlines appear automatically in text fields a second after you stop typing.
Accepted fixes automatically trigger a re-check of the surrounding sentence.
Runs in browsers, Microsoft Word, and natively across your entire desktop via a hotkey.
Instantly improve, fix, shorten, or adjust text tone from a floating menu.
Connects directly to your Google Gemini API key with no middleman server tracking your text.
GemType is entirely free and open source under the Apache 2.0 license. The only requirement is a Google Gemini API key, which operates well within Google's generous free tier for individual writing tasks.
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No. Your text goes directly from your browser or app to Google's Gemini API using your personal key.
Yes. The software is open source, and Google's free tier for the Gemini API easily covers normal daily writing volumes.
No. Google whitelists specific vendors for Docs, so extensions cannot inject checking overlays there.
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