TypeSeer
On-device AI autocomplete for almost every text field on a Mac
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Practice sites only see you while you practise; this watches ordinary work and points at the letter pairs that actually slow your day down.
Fumble sits in the macOS menu bar and times your keystrokes during normal work, recording keycodes and gaps but never the characters themselves. It ranks weak keys and pairs by total seconds lost rather than raw slowness, measures each against your own baseline, ignores pastes, text expanders and idle time, and turns the worst offenders into short drills. Free, open source, macOS 14+, installable by DMG or Homebrew.
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