Quill

A word processor for your Mac

Coming soon

Quill is coming soon, and it will need a Mac running macOS 14 Sonoma or later.

The word processor you know open to the agent on your Mac

Quill has the tabs, ribbon and keyboard shortcuts you’ve used for years, and it opens and saves .docx directly. An AI agent on the same Mac can run every command, so you can ask for a draft or a formatting fix and keep editing the same document yourself.

Quill’s window: the Home tab’s ribbon above a business plan with headings, a bulleted list and a table.

Common questions

When will Quill be released, and what will it cost?

Neither the release date nor the price is set yet. When it arrives, Quill will be sold like every Handy Tools app: One fee, lifetime access.

Which files will Quill open?

Quill opens and saves .docx files directly, and it also opens and saves .rtf and plain text. It exports PDF as well.

How does the AI agent work?

Every command in Quill can also be run by an AI agent on your Mac, such as Claude Code, and the “Connect an Agent” window shows the one line that connects it. The agent can read the document back and look at a picture of a page to check its own work.

Does Quill need an account?

No. Quill runs entirely on your Mac, needs no account, and agents reach it only from that same Mac.

Will it feel like the word processor I use now?

That’s the aim: tabs for Home, Insert, Layout, Review and View, a ribbon of commands, and the same keyboard shortcuts, so you’ll know your way around straight away.

Information

Price
Not set yet
Licence
One fee, lifetime access.
Requires
macOS 14 Sonoma or later
Made by
Goose Farm Ventures Pty Ltd

One fee, lifetime access.

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