Edyt launched on Product Hunt
Edyt launched on Product Hunt on September 22, 2026.
If you found us there, thank you. If you're arriving now, here's what's worth knowing.
Watch it first
If you haven't seen Edyt in action, this is the fastest way to understand it. About a minute and a half, no narration over a script, just the app doing what it does: select text, hit a shortcut, get the result back in place.
The launch page
The Product Hunt page is where the launch happened, and it's still up. If Edyt has saved you some copy-paste, an upvote or a short review there still helps a small app get found.
A discount for showing up
Anyone who comes through Product Hunt gets 40% off the first year of Pro with the code PRODUCTHUNT at checkout. The code doesn't expire, so there's no rush to decide the same day you find us.
Edyt itself is still free to download, with no credit card required. The code just matters if you already know you'll want Pro's unlimited usage.
Why this mattered to a small team
Edyt has been built by a very small team, and most of the people using it so far found it through word of mouth or a post like this one. Product Hunt is one of the few places where a small, unfamiliar app can actually get in front of people who are looking for exactly this kind of tool. That's the whole reason we launched there.
If you've used Edyt and it's saved you some copy-paste, an upvote, a review, or just sharing the page with someone who writes a lot, is genuinely the best way to help.
Try it on your own writing.
Free to download. Free to use. No credit card required.
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