How do I get Typeahead?

Purchase for $79 and download immediately. One payment, then it's yours forever.

How is this different from Grammarly or Copilot?

Grammarly fixes grammar in your browser. Copilot completes code in your IDE. Typeahead completes everything you type, in every app, locally.

Does it work offline?

Yes. All AI processing happens on your Mac. Your writing is never sent to a server. The app checks your license on startup but works offline between checks.

What about my privacy?

Your writing never leaves your Mac. No cloud processing, no telemetry. The only network activity is license activation, optional update checks, and the one-time download of your AI model.

macOS 14 or later. Apple Silicon or Intel. 8 GB of RAM minimum and about 3 GB of free disk space for the AI model.

Is it a subscription?

One-time purchase. $79. Own it permanently. No renewal, no recurring fees.

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AI autocomplete for your entire Mac. Finishes your sentences across every app. Runs locally. Your words never leave your computer.

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What is Typeahead?

Typeahead is a system-wide AI autocomplete for Mac that works in every app. It runs locally, ensuring privacy. It adapts to your writing style and offers a one-time purchase. It is optimized for Apple Silicon and works offline.

What can Typeahead do?

System-wide autocomplete
Works in every Mac app, from email to editor.
Runs locally
All processing on your Mac; no cloud.
Learns your voice
Adapts to your writing style after a few days.
Lightning fast
GPU-accelerated, zero lag.
100% private
No servers, no accounts, no telemetry.
One-time purchase
Pay once, own forever.
Works offline
All AI processing on Mac, works on a plane.

Who is Typeahead for?

Email person: Sending 50+ emails a day, finishing common phrases like 'Thanks for reaching out' or 'Just following up on.'
Developer: Typing in Slack, PR descriptions, issue write-ups, and answering questions.
Writer: Learning how you write and providing suggestions that sound like you.
Non-native speaker: Helping you say what you want fluently, reducing second-guessing.