TypeSeer

On-device AI autocomplete for your whole Mac.

5.0•4 reviews•

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On-device AI autocomplete for your whole Mac.

5.0•4 reviews•

5 followers

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TypeSeer is a system-wide AI autocomplete for macOS. It finishes your sentences as ghost text in any app, learns how you write, and keeps up in 15 languages — all running on your Mac. Nothing you type leaves your device.

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Name: TypeSeer
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

The community submitted 4 reviews to tell us what they like about TypeSeer, what TypeSeer can do better, and more.

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What's great

TypeSeer (formerly Nimbus) is an excellent companion writing tool. It is fast and becomes increasingly accurate and helpful as you use it and it learns from your writing style. It offers suggestions inline as you type (which you can accept or ignore) and can also act as a spell checker. It works pefectly for me in every app I’ve tried, and it has now reached the stage of familiarity with my writing style that it can complete full sentences and I would severely miss it if I no longer had access to it. The way the app can adopt different styles in different apps is a delight; it’s great that it “sees” the context you are working in and adapts accordingly; and it’s ideal to be able to disable it in certain apps. Dariusz, the developer, is highly responsive and quick to fix issues and add new features. Give TypeSeer a short trial to begin to see how it adapts to your style, and how much it can help you write faster and better.

What needs improvement

Cotypist felt magical right out of the box. TypeSeer takes a little more time to personalise its suggestions to your writing style. In due course it would be great if TypeSeer took a little less time to adapt to the user’s writing style and offer up personalised suggestions. But Cotypist is a year ahead of TypeSeer: I fully expect TypeSeer to catch up with its predecessor in the very near future.

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Cotypist

I loved Cotypist while it was in beta and fully expected to pay for it on formal launch. However, the developer chose to implement a strange subscription model I couldn’t get behind. I was delighted to learn of TypeSeer’s development as a potential Cotypist alternative and enjoyed helping with its beta testing. The way it has developed and evolved in just a few weeks is hugely impressive. It is now as fast as Cotypist and, over time, the accuracy of TypeSeer’s suggestions has improved to the extent I can now use it just as well as I previously used Cotypist. Additionally, the developer of TypeSeer recognises that the subscription model is not for everyone and offers a lifetime licence for those who prefer it.

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What's great

Nimbus functions on quiet leverage: it really multiplies my writing and coding speed effortlessly. Its predictive engine mirrors your exact voice, via dedicated training (with a few short sentences in your voice) and passive observation of your natural cadence. It makes complex drafting feel effortless, especially when your at a loss for words! Behind the tool, the developer is super responsiveness and cool, listens closely to feedback and delivering consistent, refinements.

What needs improvement

Visual seamlessness in edge cases. In a few specific apps, the predictive text overlay's font, size, and UI alignment still need minor tuning to blend completely natively. However, the creator's desire to incorporate user feedback into new releases I know will squash these edge cases quickly in the near future.

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Cotypist

CoTypist covers the basics, but its predictions can be generic and disconnected from individual style. Nimbus wins by mirroring personal syntax rather than forcing boilerplate phrasing. Nimbus is also just as fast as CoTypist if not just as fast. Combined with a developer who actively iterates based on user input, Nimbus is the sharper, more reliable asset and is significantly more affordable than CoTypist and offers a lifetime subscription (which allows unlimited computer switching after purchase) which is super worthwhile for the price.

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