For people who write for work on a Mac. Typeahead writes with you, not for you, right at your cursor, in each app’s own font.
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“I 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.WriterRough notes in Obsidian that keep up with the thought.
In Obsidian, notes for a newsletter. “The best teams I've worked with write things down, so” gets “nobody has to ask twice.” from Typeahead.
Take a word, take the sentence, or keep typing and it’s gone.
The right arrow takes just the next word.
A word or two, or the whole sentence.
Suggestions sit in your draft, not over it.
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Yes, if you want help that writes with you, not for you. Typeahead is AI autocomplete for your Mac: as you draft in Word, Google Docs (after a one-time setup), Obsidian or Notion, it suggests the rest of the sentence in grey. Tab takes it, the right arrow takes one word, and typing on ignores it. Every word is your call.
No. Typeahead doesn't generate text from a prompt. It predicts the continuation of what you're already writing. You steer, and it helps you get there faster.
Obsidian is on our compatibility list, along with Word, Apple Notes, Notion, and Google Docs (after a one-time setup). Ulysses, iA Writer, and Bear aren't on the list yet. Most Mac apps with a standard text field work, so try it in yours. The 30-day money-back guarantee covers you if it doesn't fit.
It learns the lines you reach for: a phrase you write often comes back after a couple of words, and names you use a lot are finished as you spell them. That learning happens on your Mac, and you can see and forget anything it has learned. You can also describe a style in plain English and give each app its own.
Yes. Typeahead follows the language you're typing, in 16 languages, so you can draft in English and switch to your own whenever you like. It offers natural ways to finish the sentence you started, and you choose what stays.
Unpublished means unpublished. Suggestions are generated on your Mac, and Typeahead never sends your writing to a server. It goes online only to check your license, look for updates and download your AI model, and none of those requests include anything you write.
Drafting help inside the doc (one-time setup).
Checks what you wrote vs helps you write it.
The rest of your sentence, in grey, as you type.
A sentence whose suggestion is taken with the right arrow: one tap takes “me”, then the key is held and the rest comes in word by word, “the notes from today’s call when you have a minute?”.
The same start, “See you”, with a Short, Medium, Long and Very Long suggestion.
Ruled lines, written one app at a time: “On my way!” in Messages, “Draft is ready.” on a Notion page, a line of code in VS Code, “items.push(item);”, “See you Monday.” in Word, and a bold heading, “Meeting notes”, in Noats. Each time the suggestion is drawn in that app’s own font, then taken into the line.
Four short replies, one after another. Each time a few words are suggested in grey after the caret, Tab is pressed, and they become ordinary text at once.
Karen Whitfield
