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> About TextSwitcher
> What it is
TextSwitcher is a small menu-bar utility for macOS 14 and later. It exists for one problem: people who type in both English and Russian constantly start a sentence in the wrong input source and end up with lines like ghbdtn instead of привет. Instead of selecting, deleting, switching layout and retyping, the app repairs the word the moment you finish it and switches to the layout you meant.
Current release: 1.2.0. See the changelog for what each version changed.
> Who publishes it
TextSwitcher is developed and published by Antari, an independent software project run by Andrew Antykov. It is not affiliated with Apple, Google, Slack, Telegram, OpenAI, Asana, or Lovable; those names appear on this site only to describe where corrections have been verified.
The app is free, has no advertising, no accounts, and no analytics. Development is funded by voluntary contributions on the support page.
> Contact
One address handles everything — bug reports, feature requests, privacy questions, and donation receipts:
For a bug, please include your macOS version, the TextSwitcher version, the app and field where correction failed, and the exact text you typed. That is usually enough to reproduce it. Replies are sent by a human, normally within a few working days.
Before writing, the troubleshooting flows and the supported apps reference resolve most reports.