Your Mac finishes your sentences.
TypeSeer is a system-wide AI autocomplete for Mac and Windows. It suggests the rest of what you’re typing, as grey text right after your cursor, in almost any app. Press Tab to take it, or just keep typing.
Free for 14 days · No account, no card · Mac: Apple Silicon, macOS 14+ · Windows: 10 or 11, 64-bit, a graphics card recommended. More about TypeSeer for Windows
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Private by design
The AI runs on your Mac.
Your words stay there.
Most AI writing tools send every keystroke to a server. TypeSeer doesn’t. It runs a language model directly on your Mac’s Apple Silicon, so your writing never leaves your device.
- ✓ Every suggestion is written on your Mac. Nothing you type is sent anywhere
- ✓ Once the model has downloaded, suggestions keep working with the internet off
- ✓ Never suggests in password or secure fields
- ✓ The only things that use the internet: downloading the model, a daily update check, and checking your license. Never your writing
Curious how that’s possible on a laptop? Read how on-device AI autocomplete works.
How it works
Type. Glance. Tab.
No new app to learn, no window to switch to. TypeSeer lives in your menu bar and works wherever your cursor is.
Just start typing
Write as you normally would: an email, a message, a document. TypeSeer quietly watches the box you’re typing in.
A suggestion appears
Grey text shows how your sentence could continue, right at your cursor. It never touches your own text until you say so.
Tab to accept, or ignore it
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
One autocomplete, every app
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
It learns your words, in every language you write
Two things a generic autocomplete can’t do: sound like you, and keep up when you switch languages. TypeSeer does both, entirely on your Mac.
Learns how you write
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.
- ✓ Learns only from finished sentences. Never from the one you’re still typing, or a suggestion you ignored
- ✓ Text you accept can become part of a learned sentence once you finish it, just like the rest of the text in your document
- ✓ Remembers the names and terms you use often, and only offers them when the context actually calls for them
- ✓ Review shows every sentence it has learned. Export them, delete one, or clear the lot
- ✓ Can learn each website separately, keeping the site address and nothing else
Fluent in your languages
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.
- ✓ Dedicated dictionaries and word tables for 15 languages - English, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian and more
- ✓ Name the languages you write in (pre-filled from your Mac) so a Polish word is never flagged as an English typo
- ✓ Notices a language you write but haven’t ticked, and offers to add it. Once, then never again
More than autocomplete
Small features that add up, all day long
Everything is tuned for one goal: helping you type less without changing how you work.
Fits the conversation
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.
On-device AI, ready out of the box
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 another compatible MLX model from Hugging Face.
Text snippets
Type ;addr, press Tab, get your full address. Snippets support placeholders like date, time, and clipboard.
Spelling fixes
Misspell a word and TypeSeer offers the fix. One Tab and it’s corrected, even in apps with no autocorrect of their own.
Optional grammar checking
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.
Finishes the word you’re on
Type “tomo”, press Tab, get “tomorrow”. TypeSeer uses the rest of your sentence to work out which word you meant.
Writes in your language
Works out the language of each sentence and carries on in it, even when you switch mid-document. 15 languages with their own dictionaries.
You can see everything it learned
Review lists every sentence TypeSeer picked up and where it came from. Export the lot, or delete one without wiping the rest.
Quiet and unobtrusive
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.
Speak instead of typing
Press ⌃⌥D and talk. TypeSeer types what you said, and can translate it as you speak. All on your Mac. More about dictation.
Rephrase what you wrote
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.
See what it saves you
Statistics in the menu shows the time and keystrokes TypeSeer has saved you. They stay on your Mac.
Light on your battery
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.
Your keys, your way
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.
For your whole office
One office computer runs the AI for every Mac and PC on your network. Nothing typed leaves the office. In beta. TypeSeer for Business.
Also on Windows
TypeSeer for 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
TypeSeer for Business
Put the AI on one computer in your office, and every Mac and Windows laptop on your network gets suggestions from it. Older laptops join in, and nothing anyone types goes to the internet. We’re looking for a few pilot companies now.
What you’ll need
On a PC: what TypeSeer for Windows needs.
Getting started
Installing TypeSeer
TypeSeer is signed and notarized by Apple, so it installs like any other Mac app. No scary warnings, no workarounds.
- Download and drag to Applications. Open the DMG and drag TypeSeer into your Applications folder, then launch it. It lives in your menu bar, with no Dock icon and no window.
- Follow the quick setup. TypeSeer downloads the model once you confirm, then walks you through granting Accessibility. That is the only permission it asks for, and you grant it once.
- Start typing. Grey text appears wherever you write, and each Tab takes the next word. The key above Tab takes the whole thing.
Try every feature free for 14 days
No account. No card. Nothing you type leaves your Mac. If it doesn’t save you time, just drag it to the Trash.