Autocomplete in Chrome. No extension needed.
Typeahead suggests the rest of your sentence as you write in Chrome on your Mac, in the page’s own font. Press Tab to take it, or keep typing.
Gmail in Chrome. Replying to Aoife Byrne about a reading list, you type “Thanks for the reading list. I’ve already started” and Typeahead suggests “the first one.” Tab takes it.
Quiet in password fields.
Typeahead stays off in password fields, so sign-in forms on the web are left alone.
In the font on the page.
The suggestion matches the font at your cursor, so it reads like the rest of what you’re writing.
Nothing to add to Chrome.
Typeahead is a Mac app, so Chrome itself doesn’t change.
No extension.
Nothing to install in Chrome or your Google account.
Where you write.
Gmail, comments, forms. Google Docs needs a one-time setup.
Off in one click.
Turn it off for Chrome from the menu bar.
What people write in Chrome.
Three everyday jobs, each with examples.
Email.
Reply in the browser without leaving the tab.
Messages.
Answer the comment while it’s still open.
Status updates.
Post the weekly update and close the tab.
Common questions
Yes. Typeahead works in text fields in Chrome on your Mac, with no extension to install. As you write an email, a comment or a form, it suggests the rest of your sentence in grey at your cursor. Press Tab to take it, or keep typing and it steps aside.
No. Typeahead is a Mac app that works through the macOS Accessibility API, so there is nothing to add to Chrome.
Yes, after a one-time setup: in Google Docs, turn on screen reader support in Tools, then Accessibility. After that, suggestions appear as you write in the document.
No. Password fields are always off, and Typeahead stays off in password managers out of the box.
No. Typeahead reads the text around your cursor and the page on screen, processes it on your Mac, and never sends your writing to a server. The sites you write on still receive what you send them, as they always do. Typeahead’s 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.
Autocomplete in Gmail.
Gmail replies in your style, beyond Smart Compose.
Autocomplete in Google Docs.
Drafting help inside the doc (one-time setup).
