Proofreading and dictation for Windows using your own AI provider
AI SEO articles for your site, on autopilot
Stage
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MVP
Founded
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Based in
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US
Pricing model
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Freemium
Pricing
$39.99 one-time at launch (regular price $99.99). 14-day free trial. Plus separate charges from your chosen AI provider.
Free: one article and one AI visibility check (5 questions on ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews). Starter $49/month: 15 articles a month, 1 site, 10 AI visibility questions. Growth $99/month: 30 articles a month, 3 sites, 20 AI visibility questions a site. Agency $249/month: 30 articles a month, 15 si
Key features
Proofreading with change explanation and selection review
Dictation with direct text insertion into any application
Writing profiles that learn your style for different contexts
Local encrypted history of all corrections and dictations
Support for multiple AI providers including OpenAI, Claude, Grok, OpenRouter, and Groq
Works on up to 3 devices with licence deactivation
14-day free trial with no credit card required
Compatible with Word, Slack, email, browsers, IDEs, and terminals
Learns your voice and writes without filler
Fact-checks prices, numbers and competitor claims
Requires approval before publishing
Optional auto-publish
Google Search Console integration
AI visibility tracking on ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity
Publishes to WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Lovable or webhook
Free rewrites of up to 2 times per article
What makes it different
Your writing never touches ProofFlick servers; it goes directly to your chosen AI provider
Bring your own AI provider key to control where your data goes and manage costs directly
Writing profiles adapt corrections to match your personal style for different contexts
Plans articles around searches you can rank for, not just any topic
Fact-checks every claim against real pages with links to sources
Writes in your voice without AI filler
Nothing goes live without your approval
Tracks whether ChatGPT and other AI name you when buyers ask questions