Overview
TypeSeer predicts how the sentence you are typing continues and shows the prediction as grey ghost text at your cursor, in any app. Tab accepts a word, another Tab accepts the next, and typing something else makes it disappear. Your text is never modified until you accept. What makes it different is that the language model runs on your Mac rather than in a datacentre, so nothing you type is transmitted and predictions keep working offline, and that it is built around writing in more than one language. It detects the language line by line with no switcher to set, and spelling and word completion use real dictionaries for 15 languages, so a Polish word is never corrected into an English one. It needs only the Accessibility permission, never suggests in password fields, and can be switched off in individual apps or on individual websites.
Pricing: £2.99/month, £23.99/year, or £59.99 one-time (14-day free trial, no account or card)
Minimum macOS: 14.0 (Sonoma)
Architecture: Apple Silicon
Key Features
- Ghost-text sentence prediction at your cursor in Mail, Notes, Slack, browsers and most other Mac apps, accepted with Tab
- A local open language model on Apple Silicon, downloaded once and used offline afterwards, with no server in the loop
- Automatic per-line language detection, with dictionaries behind spelling and word completion for 15 languages
- Optional on-device personalization that learns your vocabulary, names and phrasing from what you have already written, and lets you review, export or delete any of it
- Optional context awareness that reads the message you are replying to so suggestions fit the thread
- Snippets, one-Tab spelling fixes, and per-app and per-website switches, all from a menu-bar app with no Dock icon
