TypeSeer finishes your sentences in almost any app on your Mac or PC. The AI runs on your own computer, so your words stay private. On Mac, you can also dictate and translate as you speak.
Free for 14 days · No account, no card · $3.99/month, $34.99/year or $79.99 lifetime
Mac: Apple Silicon, macOS 14+; dictation and translation need macOS 26+. Windows: autocomplete on Windows 10 or 11.
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Private by design
For personal use, TypeSeer runs autocomplete on your Mac or PC. Mac dictation and translation also run locally. TypeSeer never sends your writing or audio to us or an AI provider.
With TypeSeer for Business, autocomplete uses your company’s server over its private network. Read the privacy details.
How it works
No new app to learn, no window to switch to. TypeSeer lives in your menu bar and works wherever your cursor is.
Write as you normally would: an email, a message, a document. TypeSeer quietly watches the box you’re typing in.
Grey text shows how your sentence could continue, right at your cursor. It never touches your own text until you say so.
Press Tab to take the next word, and again for another. Type something different and it gets out of your way. Type what it says and it stays, shortening as you go. The key above Tab takes the whole thing.
System-wide
TypeSeer isn’t a plugin for one editor. It works at the system level, so the same assistant follows you across almost everything you type in.
Not a fixed list. If an app uses a standard macOS text field, TypeSeer can generally work in it. See which Mac apps autocomplete works in, including where it stays quiet on purpose.
What sets TypeSeer apart
Turn on private learning to get suggestions that reflect your writing. Switch languages and TypeSeer follows your sentence.
Optional, and off until you turn it on. TypeSeer remembers the sentences you finish, along with the words, names and phrasing you actually use, and offers them back when they fit what you’re writing now.
TypeSeer works out the language of each thing you type and carries on in it. Switch languages mid-message and it follows, with no toggle to flip. It isn’t just the AI: spelling and word completion know the language too.
More than autocomplete
Everything is tuned for one goal: helping you type less without changing how you work.
TypeSeer can read the message you’re replying to, so suggestions match the thread instead of guessing. Replying to an email, “Hi” is followed by the sender’s name. It reads only the window you’re typing in, never password fields, and setup asks before it reads anything.
A built-in model, about 3.8 GB, tested to run well on every supported Mac. Macs with 16 GB of memory or more can also choose a larger one. Advanced users can add any model from Hugging Face that has a GGUF file.
Type ;addr, press Tab, get your full address. Snippets support placeholders like date, time, and clipboard.
Misspell a word and TypeSeer offers the fix. One Tab and it’s corrected, even in apps with no autocorrect of their own.
Mistakes are underlined in blue, and every fix is shown before it’s made. With the built-in model, Apple Intelligence does the checking, on your Mac. Experimental, and needs macOS 26.
Type “tomo”, press Tab, get “tomorrow”. TypeSeer uses the rest of your sentence to work out which word you meant.
Works out the language of each sentence and carries on in it, even when you switch mid-document. 15 languages with their own dictionaries.
Review lists every sentence TypeSeer picked up and where it came from. Export the lot, or delete one without wiping the rest.
A menu-bar app with no Dock icon and no window. It stays silent in secure fields and steps back when you don’t need it.
Press ⌃⌥D and talk. TypeSeer types your words as you speak, and can translate them too. All on your Mac. More about dictation.
Select text, press ⌃⌥R and pick a style: more formal, more relaxed, shorter or clearer. You see it before it replaces yours. More about Rephrase.
Statistics in the menu shows the time and keystrokes TypeSeer has saved you. They stay on your Mac.
TypeSeer runs its model a light way, so it uses little of your Mac while you type. You can also pause suggestions whenever you’re on battery.
Choose the keys that take a word, take the whole suggestion or dismiss it, in Settings → Keyboard. A quick double press like Tab Tab works too.
Run autocomplete on a server your company controls. Mac and Windows laptops connect over your private network. In beta. TypeSeer for Business.
Also on Windows
The same private autocomplete, on your PC. It suggests in Word, Outlook, Teams, Slack, Discord and your browser, reads the window you’re typing in, learns how you write, and fixes your spelling. The model runs on your PC’s graphics card, so nothing you type leaves it.
For teams · Beta
Give Mac and Windows users autocomplete from a server your company controls. A business trial is underway in one department. Start with a team, measure the results, and plan a wider rollout together.
Find your writing workflow
Set up dictation in Microsoft Word on Mac. Speak punctuation and review your text in place.
Learn how to dictate and translate on Mac, with supported language packs downloaded to your computer.
See TypeSeer and Apple Dictation compared, including when the built-in option is enough.
Mac dictation and translation require macOS 26 or later. On a PC: what TypeSeer for Windows needs.
Getting started
TypeSeer is signed and notarized by Apple, so it installs like any other Mac app. No scary warnings, no workarounds.
TypeSeer is a private writing assistant. It provides system-wide AI autocomplete on Mac and Windows, plus offline dictation and translation on supported Macs.
No. TypeSeer dictation and translation require an Apple Silicon Mac running macOS 26 or later. Windows users can use AI autocomplete.
Yes. A personal lifetime license costs $79.99 for two Macs or two PCs. Mac and Windows licenses are separate. Monthly and annual plans are also available.
Yes. TypeSeer for Business is in beta. A company-controlled server provides autocomplete over your office network or VPN. Contact us to discuss a department trial and wider rollout needs.
No account. No card. Nothing you type leaves your Mac. If it doesn’t save you time, just drag it to the Trash.