InBrackets [AI]

When I was 15, I was having coffee with my father in his backyard. His dog was running around, as usual. I said, “Can you imagine? This dog has never seen anything beyond these four fences.”
My father took a slow drag from his cigarette and replied:
“She thinks that’s how the world is.”

I'm building InBrackets [AI] because I believe it shouldn’t be that way. Have you noticed how often you switch tabs just to ask ChatGPT something, copy some content, and paste it back?

Let’s rethink all of it.

Why switch tabs?
Why even reach for the mouse or press extra buttons?

My idea is simple: wherever you’re about to type something, that’s exactly where AI should live. Write your thoughts, surround your prompt in square brackets — and watch the answer replace the question.

How does it work?

Let’s say you're writing an email to a friend about your day in Kraków. You type:

Hi Johnny, I’m in Kraków right now, but I can’t really go for a walk because today [describe the weather in Kraków today]

See the syntax? Everything inside the square brackets is sent as a prompt to the AI. In this case: describe the weather in Kraków today And it's replaced with something like: it’s partly cloudy, around 11°C.

Final result:

Hi Johnny, I’m in Kraków right now, but I can’t really go for a walk because it’s partly cloudy, around 11°C.

That’s just one use case. But there are hundreds:

• Translate text
• Improve tone
• Fix grammar
• Rewrite messages
• ...anything you’d usually ask an assistant

The beauty is in the method. All you need is square brackets.

Hello World Example

Below, you’ll find an input field where you can practice. Follow the hints below it and stick to the instructions.

Pricing (in application)

What’s next?

There are a few cool features on the roadmap — all focused on improving usability without changing the core philosophy.