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Slack replies, finished as you type.

Built for people who live in Slack: Typeahead reads the thread on your Mac and finishes your reply in the voice you set for Slack.

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In Slack’s #launch channel, Priya Raman asks for thoughts on the new homepage draft. You type “Love it! The new hero reads” and Typeahead suggests “so much better.” Tab takes it.

It reads the thread.

Window context reads the channel you’re in, so a reply picks up the names and times on screen.

In Slack, Jonas Weber asks for someone to check the sign-up flow before the 3pm cut. You type “On it, I’ll check sign-up” and Typeahead suggests “before the 3pm cut.”, taken from his message.

How Window context works

A style just for Slack.

Concise in Slack, Professional in Mail, Friendly in Messages. Set it once and it follows you from app to app.

Writing styles for each app

No setup in Slack.

Typeahead is a Mac app, so Slack itself doesn’t change.

  • No plugin.

    Nothing to add to Slack or your workspace.

  • App or browser.

    The Slack app, or Slack in your browser.

  • Off in one click.

    Turn it off for Slack from the menu bar.

What people write in Slack.

Three everyday jobs, each with examples.

  • Quick replies.

    Answer the thread without switching tabs.

  • Status updates.

    Post the update and get back to work.

  • Recaps and handoffs.

    Write the recap while it’s still fresh.

Pick how you pay.

Every model included, no word limits, on every plan.

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Common questions

Yes. Typeahead works in the Slack app on your Mac and in Slack in a browser, with nothing to install in Slack. As you type a message, it suggests the rest in grey at your cursor. Press Tab to take it, or keep typing and it steps aside.

It reads the visible text of the window you’re typing in, so a reply can pick up what was just said. That happens on your Mac. You can turn Window context off in Settings, or turn Typeahead off for Slack from the menu bar.

No. Suggestions are made by a model on your Mac, and Typeahead never sends your writing to a server. Slack still delivers and stores your messages, as it always does. 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.

Suggestions continue the sentence you started, in the style you pick for Slack, and Learning brings back lines you’ve written before. You decide what to keep: ignore a suggestion and it’s gone.

Slack has its own AI features, depending on your plan: conversation summaries, recaps of channels you missed, answers in search, and help writing canvases (Slack’s “Guide to AI features in Slack”). Typeahead does a different job. It suggests the rest of the message you’re typing, in the style you set for Slack, and it works the same way in Mail, Notion and your other Mac apps.

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