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It brings the grey ghost-text completion people know from code editors to mail, chat and documents, without any of the typing leaving the machine.
TypeSeer is a macOS app that suggests the rest of what you are typing as grey text after the cursor, in almost any app, and accepts it with Tab. It runs Gemma 4 E2B locally through MLX and reads the text field via the Accessibility API, so nothing is sent to a server; the maker says about 95% of apps work. Custom models are supported. The 14-day trial is the whole app, with no account and no card. After that it is £2.99 a month, £23.99 a year or £59.99 for life, and one licence covers two Macs. It needs Apple Silicon and macOS 14 or later.
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