Suggestions right at your cursor
Grey text continues your sentence in the app's own font and colour. Tab takes the next word, the key above Tab takes the rest, Esc dismisses.
TypeBlink suggests the rest of your sentence right at your cursor, in any app you type in, on Mac, Windows and Ubuntu. Press Tab to take it. The AI runs on your own computer, so your writing never leaves it, and there is no word limit.
Free for Mac, Windows and Ubuntu · No account, no subscription, no word limit.
Recorded on a Mac in real time. A script does the typing so you can watch hands-free; every suggestion is TypeBlink's own.
…and any other app with a standard text box. No plugins, no copy and paste.
Suggestions that look like they belong in the app you are using, and stay out of your way when you do not want them.
Grey text continues your sentence in the app's own font and colour. Tab takes the next word, the key above Tab takes the rest, Esc dismisses.
Mail, Notes, Slack, Teams, Claude, Chrome and more: native apps, browsers and Electron apps, with no plugin per app.
A language model runs on your own machine. Nothing you type is sent to a server, and the app has no analytics.
A misspelled word gets its fix in a small bubble. Click or arrow back onto a word later and the fix is offered again.
Type “Thurs” and it offers “day at 10 am.” Short words complete before you finish them.
Turn it on or off for each app, set app-specific instructions, and pause it anywhere with one shortcut. Code editors start switched off.
TypeBlink runs a language model on your own Mac or PC. Suggestions are made right there, and they keep coming with Wi-Fi off.
A misspelled word gets its fix in a small bubble; Tab replaces it. Missed one? Click or arrow back onto the word and the fix comes back.
The same suggestions, shortcuts and settings on every computer you use. On Ubuntu, TypeBlink works as a keyboard input source, so it reaches your everyday apps.
Pick the file for your computer. No account, no sign-up.
It downloads a language model that fits your computer and, on a Mac, asks for the Accessibility access suggestions need.
Grey words appear after a short pause. Tab takes the next word; keep typing to ignore them.
Yes. There is no account, no subscription and no word limit. Download it and use it as much as you like.
Yes, TypeBlink. Most inline autocomplete apps are Mac-only; TypeBlink is free on Windows 10 and 11 and on Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04 as well as on the Mac, with the same features everywhere.
Yes. Both suggest text inline in every app with a model on your computer. TypeBlink has no daily word limit and no paid tiers, and it also runs on Windows and Ubuntu. See the side-by-side comparison on our Compare page.
No. Suggestions come from a language model running on your own computer. TypeBlink only goes online to download a model you choose and to check for new versions; neither request contains anything you write. The app has no analytics or telemetry.
Any app with a standard text field: Mail, Notes, Messages, Slack, Teams, Claude, and text boxes in Chrome, Safari, Edge and other browsers. It never reads password fields. Terminals and code editors start switched off; press Ctrl + ` to ask for a suggestion there, or switch the app on in Settings.
TypeBlink is free on Mac, Windows and Ubuntu. Set up takes about two minutes, most of it the model download.