Polish vs TextCortex

Polish is a desktop writing utility that transforms selected text inside other applications. Select text and press Ctrl+Space to apply Fix, Rewrite, Translate or TLDR without opening a chatbot or changing tabs. The maker says it works in apps supporting text selection, including Chrome, Safari, Mail, Messages, Notion, Slack, VS Code and Terminal. Translation works to and from more than 50 languages. The overall platform listing includes Linux, macOS and Windows; the listed plans name Mac and Windows. The Free plan costs nothing and allows 20 transformations monthly without a card or account. Unlimited costs $6 a month, billed monthly, while Unlimited annual costs $48 a year, billed annually. Paid plans add unlimited transformations, local mode, bring-your-own API keys and use on up to two devices.

TextCortex is a multilingual writing platform from TextCortex, a maker headquartered in Berlin, Germany. It supports web, iOS and Android, with long-form writing and SEO features among its listed capabilities. Writers can use 54 content templates and brand voice controls, and team collaboration is also supported. The Free plan costs nothing and includes 50 MB of file storage; the pricing note also lists a 14-day trial. Premium specifies creation allowances of 150, 500, 1,000, 1,400, 2,800 or unlimited creations, but no price is listed. Enterprise includes SSO, SCIM and SAML, along with dedicated deployment, centralized billing and priority support; its price is also not listed. The listed plan details distinguish the free storage allowance, Premium creation quantities and Enterprise administration and support options. Readers comparing plans should note that prices for Premium and Enterprise are not provided.