Ghostwriter
An AI writing assistant that reads on-screen context and generates drafts in any text box with a double-tap of the shortcut.
About Ghostwriter
Ghostwriter is a feature of the MyHandler.ai desktop app. Place your cursor in any text box and double-tap the shortcut, and Handler reads the content around the cursor on your screen—such as a conversation thread or a form—as its entire input, infers what you are about to write, and types a draft directly into that text box in your tone. The draft is edited and sent by you; Ghostwriter itself never sends anything on your behalf. Screen reading is done locally on your machine, centered around an encrypted vault on your PC; the assembled context is sent to its cloud model (with zero data retention) to generate the draft. It requires Windows 10 or 11 and a cursor placed in a text box in any app; only schedule conflict checking requires a calendar connection—no other features need a calendar.
Best for
Best use cases
Quickly draft replies when responding to emails or Slack messages
Fill in what you want to write when completing browser forms or comment fields
Features
Generate drafts with a double-tap shortcut
Place your cursor in any text box and double-tap the shortcut to read the on-screen context and generate a draft—no prompts or voice input needed.
Reads on-screen context
Reads on-screen content around the cursor, such as conversation threads and forms, as its entire input.
Works with text boxes in any app
Works with text boxes in any app, including email clients, Slack, browser forms, and comment fields.
Never sends on your behalf
Drafts are edited and sent by you; Ghostwriter itself never sends any content.
Local screen reading
Screen reading is done locally, centered around an encrypted vault on your PC; the cloud model used to generate drafts has zero data retention.
Pros
- Generate a draft with a double-tap of the shortcut—no prompts or dictation needed
- Works with text boxes in any app, such as email clients, Slack, and browser forms
- Drafts are edited and sent by you; the app itself never sends content on your behalf
- Screen reading is done locally, and the cloud model used to generate drafts has zero data retention