Finish emails in Apple Mail with one key.
For people who answer email all day, Typeahead suggests the rest of the sentence in Mail, not just the next word. On your Mac, in your style.
Apple Mail. A new message to Ines Duval, subject “The bakery”. After “Hi Ines,” you type “Thank you for the bakery tip. The almond croissants” and Typeahead suggests “were worth the wait.” Tab takes it.
It reads what they wrote.
Window context reads the message you’re answering, so your reply can pick up the place and time they wrote.
In Apple Mail, you’re replying to Rafael Okonkwo, whose email below says he booked Luca’s for 7 on Friday. You type “Friday works. See you” and Typeahead suggests “at Luca’s at 7!”, picked up from his email.
Only in the message.
To, Cc and Subject are left alone. Suggestions appear in the body of the email, where the writing is.
In Mail’s own font.
The suggestion sits right at your cursor, drawn in Mail’s own font and size, so it reads like the rest of your draft.
Mail stays as it is.
Typeahead is a Mac app, so there’s nothing to add to Mail.
No plugin.
Nothing to install inside Mail, and no account to connect.
Made on your Mac.
Suggestions come from a model that runs on your Mac.
Off in one click.
Turn it off for Mail from the menu bar.
What people write in Mail.
Three everyday jobs, each with examples.
Replies.
Write back while you still remember.
Follow-ups.
Follow up after the meeting with the next steps.
Recaps.
Send the recap to everyone who missed it.
Common questions
Yes. Typeahead works in Apple Mail on your Mac as soon as it’s on. As you write a message or a reply, it suggests the rest of your sentence in grey at your cursor. Press Tab to take it all, → to take one word, or keep typing and it steps aside.
Some. macOS can show inline predictive text, which completes the word or phrase you’re typing, and on Macs with Apple Intelligence, Writing Tools proofread, rewrite or summarize text you select (Apple Support). Typeahead goes further as you type: it suggests the rest of the sentence, in the style you set for Mail, using the email you’re answering.
No. Typeahead is a Mac app that works through the macOS Accessibility API, so there is nothing to install inside Apple Mail.
No. To, Cc, Bcc and Subject are left alone. Typeahead helps in the body of the email.
No. Suggestions come from a model on your Mac, and Typeahead never sends your writing to a server. Mail still sends your messages and syncs them with your email provider, as it always does. Typeahead is signed and notarized, has no telemetry or analytics, and its 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.
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Every app it works in.
The apps it works in.
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