Typeahead pricing, plain and simple.

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.

I 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.

I 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.

Half 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.

English 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.

Clients 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.

I 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.

I 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.

Most 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.

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.

I 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.

I 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.

I 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.

Handoffs 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.

Half 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.

My eyes aren’t what they were, so I made the suggestions blue and bold. Now I see them at a glance, without leaning in.

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.

I 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.

I 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.

Half 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.

English 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.

Clients 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.

I 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.

I 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.

Most 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.

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.

I 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.

I 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.

I 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.

Handoffs 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.

Half 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.

My eyes aren’t what they were, so I made the suggestions blue and bold. Now I see them at a glance, without leaning in.