The message that made you look sloppy
You fire off a quick reply — it lands as “akuo nv guxrת”. Not a word, in any language. And now they’re watching you type it again.
Sound familiar?
You know this feeling.
Probably from five minutes ago. Every wrong-layout moment steals a few seconds and a little dignity — Kavanati ends them all.
The form you filled out twice
Name, email, message — typed, submitted, bounced. Half of it was gibberish. Clear it all, switch language, start again.
The search that found nothing
Zero results for “שדrקא”. Not because it doesn’t exist — because that’s not the word. Clear, switch, retype.
The paragraph you wrote twice
Head down, typing fast, in the zone. You look up: three lines of gibberish. Select all. Delete. Start over.
Why it’s different
It corrects the mistake, not you.
Automatic, everywhere
It spots the wrong layout mid-word and flips the garble to what you meant — in any app, system-wide, without being asked.
One key fixes the whole line
Typed a full sentence before you noticed? Double-tap Ctrl (Windows) or press ⌘P (Mac) — the entire line flips at once.
Careful by design
It never touches password fields and never rewrites text you got right. Undo a fix once — it remembers, and won’t make it again.
One tool, everywhere you type
WhatsApp arguments, work email, code, a search box at 2 a.m. — Kavanati covers the whole system, not one app at a time.
WhatsAppGmailChromeWordSlackTelegramVS CodeOutlookSearch barsTerminal
Privacy
Nothing leaves your machine.
What you type stays between your keyboard and your screen. Kavanati works like a spell-checker, not a cloud service — all local, in memory.
100% on-device
Detection and correction run entirely on your computer. No text you type is ever transmitted, stored, or logged.
No account. No analytics.
No sign-up, no telemetry, no tracking, no ads. The only thing the app ever asks the internet is “is there an update?”
Passwords are off-limits
Password and secure fields are invisible to Kavanati by design — it can’t see them, so it can’t touch them.
Questions
Fair questions, straight answers.
Does Kavanati read my passwords?
Never. It ignores password and secure fields by design — it can’t see them and won’t touch them. Nothing you type ever leaves your computer.
Does it work in every app?
Yes — it’s system-wide. Messaging, browsers, search boxes, Word, email, code editors — anywhere you type.
What if it fixes something I actually meant?
Undo it with one key — Kavanati reverts the fix and learns to leave that word alone. Permanently.
Which languages does it support?
Hebrew ↔ English today. More language pairs are on the way.
Is it safe to install?
Yes. The macOS build is signed and Apple-notarized, so it opens with no security warnings, and everything runs locally on your machine.
How much does it cost?
It’s free during the beta — and early adopters keep it free for life.
Get Kavanati
Up and running in a minute.
Windows
Download for Windows
Windows
- Run
Kavanati-windows.exe. If SmartScreen warns → More info → Run anyway. - The Kavanati icon appears in the system tray (bottom-right).
- Just type — it fixes as you go. Double-tap
Ctrl(or pressPause) to flip a whole line.
macOS
Download for macOS
macOS
- Unzip, then open
Kavanati.app. No security warning — it’s Apple-notarized. - Grant Accessibility + Input Monitoring in System Settings → Privacy, then relaunch.
- Just type — it fixes as you go. Press
⌘Pto flip a whole line.
Beta. Free while in beta. The macOS build is Apple-notarized (no “unidentified developer” warning); on Windows you may see a one-time SmartScreen prompt. Kavanati never reads password fields, and nothing you type leaves your device.
Never retype gibberish again.
Free during the beta · Windows & macOS · 60-second setup · no account.