Splits long documents into chunks to run AI grammar, spelling, and translation fixes past token limits.
BulkCorrector is a solo-developer tool, credited to Melvynx, that solves a specific problem with AI-based text correction: large documents exceed the token limits most AI tools can process in one pass. It segments a document into pieces automatically, runs grammar, spelling, or translation corrections across all of them, and reassembles the result, so a user can correct an entire long document in one operation instead of pasting it in chunks by hand. The free tier handles up to 32,000 characters with a 10-item history cap and pre-defined prompts only; a $29 one-time Premium unlock, discounted from $49, removes the size limit and adds custom prompts, a prompt library, multi-language translation, and full history access.
Free tier handles up to 32,000 characters with pre-set prompts only; a one-time $29 Premium payment (discounted from $49) removes the size cap and unlocks custom prompts and full history.
Use tool ↗BulkCorrector fixes a real annoyance with AI proofreading tools: long documents blow past token limits, and manually splitting text into chunks is tedious. Automating that segmentation, then running corrections across every piece, is a narrow but genuinely useful function, and the one-time $29 price is cheap next to subscription grammar tools for someone who just needs to process a big document occasionally. It's a solo-developer project rather than a company, so support and longevity depend on one person continuing to maintain it.
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