Instant.
Suggestions keep pace as you type.
Autocomplete that works everywhere you type.
Finishes your sentences in Mail, Slack, Notion, and your browser.Runs locally, and Typeahead never sends your writing to a server.
Typeahead suggesting the rest of an email in Mail as it's typed: “I've been using Typeahead all week and it suggests the rest of every sentence as I type.”
Writes with you, not for you.
Typeahead finishes your sentences right where you're typing.
- Writes for you, in robot style
- Switching apps slows you down
- Sends your writing to the cloud
- Writes with you, in your style
- Right where you're already typing
- Never sends your writing to a server
The same launch email, typed at the same speed. Asking ChatGPT means writing a prompt, waiting while it thinks, reading back a long, gushing email in its words, asking for it shorter and more personal, getting one barely better, then selecting the email out of the answer and copying it. With Typeahead you just keep typing in Notes: you type the facts, Tab takes a suggested phrase, the right arrow takes one word, and typing something else steers the suggestion.
The next sentence is already there.
Press Tab to take one, and the next is already waiting.
In a new email to Tom, you type “Hi Tom, Thanks for”. Typeahead suggests “having us on Saturday.” You press Tab, and the next sentence is already there: “We had a lovely time.” Tab again takes it.
Made for people who write all day.
Quick to keep up, quiet when it should be, and easy to make your own.
Tab takes it all.
One key and the whole suggestion is in.
In the apps you use.
Mail, Messages, Slack, Notion and more.
Short or long.
A word or two, or the whole sentence.
Your color.
Pick a shade that’s easy to spot.
A style for each app.
Professional in Mail, friendly in Messages.
16 languages.
Follows the one you’re typing.
Learns your phrases.
Your go-to lines, back after two words.
Type up to 30% faster.
Insights shows the time it saves you.
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Typing
Right at your cursor. Faint ghost text, where you’re already typing.
Tab takes it all. One key and the whole suggestion is in.
One word at a time. The right arrow takes just the next word.
Or just keep typing. Type something else and a new suggestion follows.
Esc to dismiss. Clear the suggestion and carry on.
Finishes the word you’re on. Two letters in, it offers the rest.
The next sentence, too. Finish one and the next is ready.
Short or long. From a word or two to a full sentence or more.
Your timing. Instant, balanced, or only when you pause.
Fewer or more. Only its surest suggestions, or more of them.
In each app’s own font. Font, size and weight match, even when you zoom.
Your own keys. Change the keys that accept and dismiss.
16 languages. It follows the one you’re typing, or the one you pick.
Make it yours
Your go-to lines. Write one often and two words bring it back.
In your voice. Suggestions pick up how you put things.
Never retype your address. Start it, and the rest is ready.
Spelled your way. Names and terms your Mac’s dictionary doesn’t know.
See what it learned. Search it, filter it, and forget any line.
Writing styles. Professional, Friendly and Concise, ready to go.
Write your own style. Describe it in plain English.
Your color. Seven color-blind-safe shades, or one of your own.
Easy to see. Set how strong it looks, or make it bold.
See what it saves you. Words, keystrokes and time, by week and by app.
Apps and context
In the apps you already use. Mail, Slack, Notion, your browser and more.
Reads what’s on screen. So replies fit the conversation in front of you.
And what you just copied. Only if you turn it on.
A style for each app. Friendly in Messages, professional in Mail.
Notes for each app. Extra guidance, on top of your writing style.
On or off, app by app. In Settings, or right from the menu bar.
Choose where it learns. Turn learning off in one app, or forget what it learned there.
Inline, or in a bubble. A floating bubble where inline can’t sit.
Quick controls per app. Style, context and learning, in the menu bar.
Terminals and code editors. Experimental, and off until you opt in.
Privacy and control
Runs on your Mac. Suggestions are generated right on your Mac.
Private by design. Typeahead never sends your writing to a server.
Works offline after setup. A plan checks your license when you're back online.
What uses the network. License activation and checks, updates and the model download.
No analytics in the app. No telemetry. Your Insights stats stay on your Mac.
No account needed. A license key turns it on.
Never in password fields. Secure fields are always off.
Off in password managers. And finance apps and crypto wallets, out of the box.
Only where you write. It skips search boxes and Mail’s To and Subject lines.
Holds back mid-link. No guesses while you type a link, an email or an @mention.
Never learns card numbers. Or codes, passwords and links.
Forgotten stays forgotten. Forget a line and it won’t learn it again.
Pause anytime. For 30 minutes, an hour, or until tomorrow.
On your Mac
A native Mac app. Built in Swift, for macOS.
Pick your model. Gemma or Qwen, downloaded once.
Sized for your Mac. It recommends the model that suits yours.
Or bring your own. Load a GGUF model file, such as Llama or Mistral.
Checked downloads. Every model is verified, and downloads resume.
Easy on your Mac. Sleeps when idle, and steps back when memory is low.
Lives in the menu bar. No Dock icon, unless you want one.
Updates itself. If you let it, with notes on what’s new.
Settings in 16 languages. The app itself can speak yours.
Follows Increase Contrast. And Reduce Transparency, from your Mac’s settings.
macOS 14 or later. 8 GB of memory and about 4 GB of space.
It learns how you write.
Write a line a few times and it’s learned. Start it again and Tab finishes it.
A list of lines Typeahead has learned, each marked Learning or Active. In Outlook you type “Works”, and Typeahead offers the rest, “for me!”, as grey text, from its Active row; Tab accepts it. In Notion you write “Thanks so much for your help.” once more, with Typeahead’s suggestion, and send it; it goes into its row, which turns from Learning to Active.
Your go-to lines.
Replies you send every day.
Never retype your address.
It’s there a few words in.
Names spelled your way.
Even the hard‑to‑spell ones.
Stays on your Mac.
See or forget it all in Settings.
Your go-to lines.
Replies you send every day.
Never retype your address.
It’s there a few words in.
Names spelled your way.
Even the hard‑to‑spell ones.
Stays on your Mac.
See or forget it all in Settings.
Your go-to lines.
Replies you send every day.
Never retype your address.
It’s there a few words in.
Names spelled your way.
Even the hard‑to‑spell ones.
Stays on your Mac.
See or forget it all in Settings.
Write in your style.
Give each app its own style. Typeahead switches as you do.
A line in each style, typed then suggested: Professional: “Thanks for the proposal. Notes by Friday.” Friendly: “Happy birthday! Hope it’s a great one.” Concise: “Running late, there in 10.” Witty: “Printer’s jammed again. It senses fear.” Pirate: “Ahoy! The shipment be arrivin’ at dawn.”
Works in the apps you already use.
A native Mac app, not a browser extension. It works where you write.
- Discord
- Messages
- Notes
- Notion
- Obsidian
- Safari
- Slack
- Telegram
Thanks for the notes, I'll send a new draft.
Built to be trusted.
There when you need it, quiet when you don't, and always yours.
A blue padlock over a sign-in form. As the password is typed, the padlock closes. No suggestion follows the caret.
Knows when to stay quiet.
It steps aside in password fields.
A green Wi-Fi icon switches off. In Notes, a journal entry, “Cabin, day two”: “No signal, so we played board games” gets the suggestion “by the fire.”
Wi-Fi off? Still writing.
Works offline after setup.
A purple chip icon over a picker wheel rolling through Gemma, Qwen, Mistral, Llama and your own model.
Your model, your call.
Built in, or bring your own.
Whatever your day looks like.
From a quick Slack reply to chapter three, Typeahead keeps up.
Karen Whitfield
Follow-ups that go out while the call is still fresh.
Typeahead for sales →Used by people from
- Apple
- Microsoft
- Salesforce
- Dropbox
What people say about Typeahead
Most of my day is quick Slack replies. Typeahead has the rest of the sentence ready before I get there, and it sounds like me, not like a press release.
Maya R.FounderI can’t paste client drafts into a chatbot. The model runs on my Mac and Typeahead doesn’t send my writing to a server. That was the first thing I checked.
Daniel M.AttorneyI sweat the details nobody else notices. The suggestion sits exactly at the caret, in the same font and size as the app I’m in. It looks native.
Kenji T.Product DesignerHalf of support is saying the same few things kindly. It’s picked up how I phrase them, so I’m not retyping the same reply all day, and it still reads like me.
Grace L.Support LeadEnglish is my second language, and I used to stop halfway through an email to work out how to end a sentence. Now the ending is already there in grey, and it sounds like me on a good day.
Tomás V.Operations ManagerClients get my formal voice and my team gets the casual one. I gave Mail and Slack their own styles, it actually follows them, and it switches the moment I switch apps.
Anjali D.ConsultantI have RSI, so every keystroke counts. Tab takes the whole phrase, the right arrow takes one word, and on a long day that’s a lot of typing I didn’t do.
Hannah K.ResearcherI start the follow-up while the call is still fresh, and the next line is already there in my own words. Tab, send, done. Nothing sits in drafts anymore.
Jamal W.Account ExecutiveMost of my writing is admin: referrals, letters, replies to the practice team. It runs on my Mac, and nothing goes in until I press Tab, so every word that goes out is still mine.
Ruth A.Family DoctorI didn’t want something that writes for me, and it doesn’t. It finishes the sentence I’ve already started, and when I want a different word, I keep typing and it follows my lead.
Owen P.WriterI vet everything before it goes on our Macs, and Typeahead was an easy yes. No telemetry, no analytics, no account. Its only network activity is the license check, updates and the one-time model download.
Amir N.IT LeadI write versions of the same note to candidates all week. It picked up the lines I use, so a couple of words in, the rest is there. No snippets to set up, nothing to remember.
Sofia M.RecruiterI answer most threads in the gaps between meetings. It reads the one I’m in, so the names and times are already in the suggestion, and I’m not scrolling back up to check them.
Claire H.Chief Operating OfficerHandoffs are full of things I’d rather not retype, like ticket titles and people’s names. I copy one, start the sentence, and it’s in the suggestion, spelled right.
Leo S.Product ManagerHalf my reports get written on site, where the signal comes and goes. After setup the suggestions are made on my Mac, so they keep coming in the dead spots.
Elif K.Site EngineerMy eyes aren’t what they were, so I made the suggestions blue and bold. Now I see them at a glance, without leaning in.
Vikram S.Accountant
AI that runs on your Mac.
Typeahead never sends your writing to a server.
| Question | Typeahead | ChatGPT | Grammarly | Notion AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Never sends your writing to a server | ||||
| Never sends your writing to a server | Yes | No | No | No |
| Suggestions generated on your Mac | ||||
| Suggestions generated on your Mac | Yes | No | No | No |
| AI suggestions work offline after setup | ||||
| AI suggestions work offline after setup | Yes | No | No | No |
| No account required | ||||
| No account required | Yes | Only on the web, signed out | No | No |
| Finishes your sentence as you type, across your Mac apps | ||||
| Finishes your sentence as you type, across your Mac apps | Yes | No | No | No |
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Common questions
Yes. On a Mac, the yearly and monthly plans can start with a free 14-day trial. You add a card to start it, and if you cancel before it ends, you won't be charged. Every plan, Lifetime included, has a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Your Mac can finish the word or phrase you're typing. Typeahead goes further: it continues your sentence the way you write, fits it to what's on screen, and learns the lines you use often. Apple's Write with Siri, new in macOS 27, drafts text when you ask; Typeahead continues the sentence you're already typing, with nothing to ask. The Mac's own predictions would fight Typeahead for the same spot, so it notices when they're on and shows you how to turn them off.
Grammarly checks and rewrites what you've written, and drafts when you ask. ChatGPT writes a draft in another window that you paste back and fix up. Typeahead works while you type: it suggests your next words at your cursor, with the AI running on your Mac, and you stay the author.
Because an autocomplete sees every keystroke, so it has to earn your trust. Typeahead is a signed, notarized Mac app with no telemetry or analytics, and it never sends your writing to a server. Then there's the writing itself: suggestions sit pixel-perfect at your cursor, in each app's own font, and writing styles actually follow your instructions. No word limits, and every model on every plan.
Any Mac app with a standard text field: Mail, Gmail, Slack, Notion, Messages, Word and every major browser. It stays off in password managers and finance apps. The compatibility page has the full list.
It reads the text near your cursor and the window you're typing in, through the same macOS Accessibility feature screen readers use, so suggestions fit. It needs no Screen Recording permission. Typeahead never sends your writing to a server. The only network activity is license activation, a license check each time the app starts, optional update checks, and the one-time download of your AI model.
Yes, on your Mac. Lines you write often come back after a word or two, and suggestions lean toward the way you write. See or forget anything it's learned in Settings, or turn learning off.
It's built not to. Typeahead runs on its own engine, built to be fast and light. Your keystrokes are handled first, so your typing doesn't wait on a suggestion. When you haven't typed for a while, the model sleeps and wakes when you start again. If your Mac runs low on memory, suggestions pause and come back by themselves.
Yes. After setup, suggestions are made on your Mac with no connection. A plan checks your license when you're back online.
macOS 14 or later, with 8 GB of RAM and about 4 GB of free space for the AI model.
Not unless you want it to be. $149 once and it's yours to keep, or $96 a year, or $10 a month. Cancel any time and it keeps working until the time you've paid for runs out. Every plan gets every update.Not unless you want it to be. £109 once and it's yours to keep, or £72 a year, or £8 a month. Cancel any time and it keeps working until the time you've paid for runs out. Every plan gets every update.Not unless you want it to be. €129 once and it's yours to keep, or €84 a year, or €9 a month. Cancel any time and it keeps working until the time you've paid for runs out. Every plan gets every update.Not unless you want it to be. CA$209 once and it's yours to keep, or CA$132 a year, or CA$14 a month. Cancel any time and it keeps working until the time you've paid for runs out. Every plan gets every update.Not unless you want it to be. A$209 once and it's yours to keep, or A$132 a year, or A$14 a month. Cancel any time and it keeps working until the time you've paid for runs out. Every plan gets every update.
