System-wide · free · private
Free autocomplete for Mac — in every app.
Most autocomplete tools are browser-only or stuck in one app. Wysp adds AI autocomplete system-wide on macOS — Mail, Messages, Slack, Notes, Safari, Chrome and web forms. Press tab to accept. It's on-device and free.
Autocomplete that works everywhere you type
One autocomplete for every app
Most tools are browser-only or single-app. Wysp works system-wide — Mail, Messages, Slack, Notes, Safari, Chrome and web forms — so you get the same autocomplete everywhere you type.
One key to accept
Tab takes the next word, the right arrow takes the whole phrase, Esc dismisses. Wysp only shows a suggestion when it's confident, so it stays quiet the rest of the time.
Uses what's on screen
It reads the app and page you're in, so the completion fits what you're actually doing — and carries that context when you switch apps.
On your Mac, free
A small model runs on your Apple Silicon chip. No cloud, no account, no subscription, and it works offline.
Mac autocomplete — FAQ
Is there an autocomplete that works in every Mac app?
Yes. Wysp adds AI autocomplete system-wide on macOS — Mail, Messages, Slack, Notes, Safari, Chrome and most other apps — rather than only in a browser or a single app. The next-word and next-phrase suggestions appear at your cursor wherever you type.
What is the best free autocomplete for Mac?
Wysp is a strong free pick: it works across every app, predicts whole phrases on-device, learns your own phrasing, needs no account or subscription, and runs offline on Apple Silicon. Many alternatives are browser-only, single-app, cloud-based or paid.
Does macOS have system-wide autocomplete?
macOS has text replacement and inline predictions inside some Apple apps, but no AI autocomplete across every app. Wysp fills that gap and predicts the next few words, not just the current one — for free.
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