Typeahead

Typeahead adds inline AI autocomplete to virtually every text field on your Mac. As you type it continues your sentence as grey ghost text; press Tab to accept the whole suggestion, or take it one word at a time.

Everywhere you already write

It reads the active text field through macOS Accessibility, so it works in native, Electron, and browser inputs alike — Apple Mail, Notes, Slack, Notion, Safari, Word, Outlook, Google Docs, Discord, Telegram, Obsidian, Linear, and Cursor among them. There is no separate window to switch to and no text to paste back.

Genuinely local

A compact writing model downloads once and runs entirely on your machine, GPU-accelerated and tuned for Apple Silicon. There is no account to create, no cloud inference, and no telemetry: the only network traffic is license activation, optional update checks, and that initial model download. Your drafts never leave the Mac, and it keeps working on a plane.

Learns how you write

Set a per-app writing style — friendly, professional, witty, concise, or your own custom instructions — so Slack messages and client email do not come out in the same register. Smart context capture reads the surrounding thread before completing a reply, and suggestions adapt to your voice over the first few days. It writes in multiple languages.

See what it saves you

A built-in Insights dashboard counts words accepted, keystrokes saved, and time saved, all computed locally, alongside panes for display, shortcuts, model, and advanced behavior.

Requirements and pricing

macOS 14 or later on Apple Silicon or Intel, 8 GB RAM minimum, and roughly 3 GB free disk for the model. Typeahead is a one-time $79 purchase — not a subscription — with no usage caps, all language models included, free updates for life, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. It is sold as a direct download by Noats Inc. rather than through the Mac App Store.