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# Jarq reviews > What people who use Jarq have said about it, in their own words. Jarq is a macOS menu-bar app that lets you act on text right where your cursor is, in any app: translate, shorten, fix or rewrite the selected text in place, and dictate finished text straight into whatever field you are already in. No copy-paste, no switching tabs. Apple Silicon, macOS 13 (Ventura) and later. 14-day free trial, then a free plan of 5 dictations or translations a day. ## Whose page this is - Run by Birzhan Abishev, who makes Jarq (https://jarq.app/about). It is Jarq's own page, not an independent review site. - Every review is from a real person, published with their permission, in their own words. Nothing in them is changed, except that a voice message is transcribed with the filler words left out. - A review first said in public links to where it was said. A review in another language is quoted in that language, with Jarq's translation marked as such. - Anything that ties a reviewer to Jarq beyond using it is stated with their review. - For what Jarq does and costs, ask its own site: https://jarq.app/ and https://jarq.app/llms.txt ## Reviews ### Aidana — Designer 9 October 2026 · rated 5/5 > I usually try to write in English directly, so I need a tool that catches my mistakes rather than rewrites my text. For years that was Grammarly, and I still use it — but Jarq has become my go-to in places Grammarly can't reach. > > Figma and Slack are where I write most during the day, and Grammarly doesn't work in Figma at all. With Jarq, I can quickly check or translate text right where I'm typing, whether it's a design comment or a Slack message. I can even write in Russian and get English back in the tone I need, without jumping to ChatGPT. And as a designer, I love how compact it is — it never gets in the way of my work. > > It's just as handy for reading: I select a word I don't know and get the translation instantly, no extra tabs or extensions. > > On top of that, the maker is incredibly responsive. Bugs get fixed almost right away, and the app keeps getting better every day. > > It's great to see a product like this made in Kazakhstan. I'd definitely recommend it, especially to people who write in English as a second language! ### Aleksandr — Designer 8 October 2026 > I’ve been using Grammarly for the past few years to quickly fix typos and mistakes, improve my writing, and paraphrase texts. But it has some noticeable downsides compared to Jarq. > > The main one is that Grammarly doesn’t always work well with text I select in different web interfaces and apps. Especially Figma — it doesn’t work there at all. It simply doesn’t recognize the text, so I can’t use it to correct anything. And Figma is actually my main tool for daily work. > > Jarq, on the other hand, works and recognizes text pretty much everywhere — in desktop apps, browsers, Figma, etc., which is really great. > > My main use case is writing directly in English and quickly fixing mistakes or checking the text as I go. Compared to Grammarly, Jarq doesn’t have such a wide range of features for tone of voice, writing improvement, or advanced rewriting, but that’s okay. For the core task of quickly correcting mistakes, it works really well. > > And the price is a big plus too. It’s around 7.5 times cheaper than Grammarly, and Grammarly doesn’t offer a lifetime plan at all. > > Definitely recommend it! ### Miras 7 October 2026 Connection to Jarq: Beta tester > On the beta for a while and didn't uninstall it, which is rare for me. Select text, ⌥T, it rewrites or translates in place. Dictate works the same way, right at the cursor. Kazakh is supported, so I actually use that. Good one. ### Temirlan — Designer 7 October 2026 · in Russian · transcribed from a voice message > Я использую Jarq каждый день уже, можно сказать. В основном в Slack — когда надо сделать какой-то анонс в треде, где сидит толпа людей и ты должен быть добрым. Раньше я обычно писал в ChatGPT: вот ситуация, напиши мне сообщение для Slack. Это всё долго делалось, и после ChatGPT сообщение ещё чуть менялось — то есть было не то, что ты имел в виду, он мог как-то по-своему сказать. А тут классно: пишешь сразу в Slack на русском — вот собрал документ, вот фиксы, отметил [техлида], берите, создайте задачи. Написал, сразу Jarq, нажал English, там «сделать дружелюбнее» — и сразу отправил. В этом плане кайф. > > А так — мелочи, они со временем, наверное, исправятся. Иногда может не появиться сама иконка Jarq, когда выделяешь текст. Иногда панелька спавнится вообще не там — не рядом с текстом, а снизу. > > И чуть-чуть фидбэк: в самих настройках слишком много всего, и уже тяжко. Я не хочу думать, не хочу ничего читать. Твой продукт как раз идейно решает silent friction, а в настройках как будто уже слишком много идей, и просто неохота всё это читать. Свою основную боль я решил, а то, что ты предлагаешь мне дальше, как будто наоборот опять заставляет меня что-то делать. Translated from Russian by Jarq: > I use Jarq every day by now, you could say. Mostly in Slack — when I need to post an announcement in a thread where a whole crowd of people sits and you have to be nice. I used to write to ChatGPT: here's the situation, write me a message for Slack. It all took a long time, and after ChatGPT the message came out a bit changed, too — not quite what you meant; it could put things its own way. Here it's great: you write straight in Slack in Russian — I've put the doc together, here are the fixes, tagged [the tech lead], take it and create the tasks. Wrote it, hit Jarq, pressed English, then Friendly, and sent it right away. In that sense it's a joy. > > Otherwise there are small things, and they'll probably get fixed over time. Sometimes the Jarq icon itself doesn't appear when you select text. Sometimes the panel pops up somewhere else entirely — not next to the text but down below. > > And a bit of feedback: there's too much in the settings themselves, and it's already tiring. I don't want to think, I don't want to read anything. Your product, as an idea, solves exactly that silent friction, but the settings feel like they already hold too many ideas, and I just don't feel like reading all of it. I've solved my main pain, but what you offer me beyond that feels like it's making me do something again. ### Vladislav Kurguzov — Designer 5 October 2026 · rated 5/5 Connection to Jarq: Closed beta tester > yo been using Jarq since the closed beta days and honestly it's absolute peak fr > genuinely one of the slickest productivity tools out there right now, the workflow is so smooth it actually feels illegal. > dropped it into my daily stack and haven't looked back since, absolute W product ### Anna — Designer 30 September 2026 · in Russian · transcribed from a voice message · rated 5/5 > Мне очень понравилось приложение тем, что больше не нужно каждый раз открывать переводчик в Google или где-то ещё. Я пробовала несколько приложений, которые работают как переводчик на Маке, устанавливала их несколько раз, но все были неудобные: лагали либо давали некачественный перевод. А в Jarq очень классно, что я могу просто выделить текст и сразу получить перевод нужного слова — или даже написать текст на одном языке, а получить на другом. Это очень круто и удобно, быстро, не требует никаких усилий, и офигенно мне нравится. > > Кстати, перевод получается очень свободным — не каким-то структурированным, не жёстким, а именно в том формате, в котором я изначально диктую предложение, строю свою речь. И перевод получается примерно в такой же стилистике. Translated from Russian by Jarq: > I really love the app because I no longer have to open a translator in Google or somewhere else every time. I'd tried several apps that work as a translator on the Mac and installed them a few times, but they were all awkward: they lagged or gave poor translations. What's great about Jarq is that I can just select text and instantly get a translation of the word I need — or even write text in one language and get it in another. It's really cool and convenient, fast, takes no effort at all, and I absolutely love it. > > By the way, the translation comes out very natural — not rigidly structured or stiff, but in exactly the form I dictate my sentence in, the way I build my speech. And the translation comes out in roughly the same style.