The Intelligent Writing Companion

Welcome to the best typing
assistant in the world.

Scribe sits beside you as you write—across every app on your Mac—suggesting the right word before you finish typing it. Not just faster typing. Better typing choices, made effortlessly.

  • Native macOS
  • Works across every app
  • Runs entirely on-device
Scribe
Scribe Intelligent Predictive Lexicon
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Type any word — the top match appears as a ghost. Tab completes it. ← → cycle. 2 / 3 pick the next matches. Space is a space. Two quick ⌫ delete the last word. Escape cancels.

Why Scribe

It’s not about speed. It’s about the right word.

Not faster typing. Better typing.

Unlike traditional autocomplete, Scribe isn’t focused on helping you type more words per minute. It’s focused on helping you choose better words.

A lexicon that sits beside you

As you write, Scribe intelligently suggests sophisticated, contextually appropriate vocabulary directly where you’re typing—across your Mac.

Thought, uninterrupted

Tab accepts the ghost. 2 and 3 pick the next matches. Space stays a space. Your thought process stays intact.

How it works

Three keys. The whole lexicon.

type

Start writing

Type two letters. Scribe ranks completions by frequency, recency, and the context of what came before. A ghost appears at the caret; a bar at the top of the screen — below the notch — lists the matches.

Tab

Accept the ghost

Press Tab to drop the highlighted word in and keep your sentence moving. Arrows cycle. Esc dismisses. No mouse required.

2 3

Pick the next match

2 and 3 take the second and third suggestions. Space is always a space — it never steals a word.

What Scribe improves

We don't think in keys… we think in concepts, ideas, thoughts. Scribe unlocks this.

Vocabulary Word choice Grammar Clarity Tone Sentence precision Contextual accuracy

Whether you’re writing a novel, an essay, an email, documentation, or your next big idea, Scribe acts as an intelligent lexicon beside you—helping you communicate exactly what you mean.

It’s not about speed.

It’s about being correct. Being understood.

Getting the point across.

Doing it right. The first time.

No AI. No cloud. No compromise.

Scribe doesn’t need the internet.

Every word, every prediction, every suggestion happens right here on your Mac. No servers. No models in the cloud. No data leaving your device. Just a brilliant lexicon that works—anywhere, anytime, completely offline.

No AI

No machine learning models. No neural networks. Just a classic, proven lexicon engine that knows the right word.

No Cloud

Nothing is sent anywhere. No network calls. No remote servers. Your writing stays where it belongs—on your Mac.

Fully Offline

On a plane. In a cabin. Underground. Scribe works without a connection because it never needed one to begin with.

No Tracking

No analytics. No telemetry. No accounts. We don’t know what you type—and we don’t want to.

Who it’s for

Scribe is for people who already know what they want to say—but want help finding the best way to say it.

People who care about choosing the right word, not just the next word.

Authors & novelists

Richer vocabulary without breaking writing flow.

Professional writers & journalists

Sharper phrasing, clearer sentences, better word choice.

Students & academics

Stronger essays, papers, and research writing.

Professionals & executives

Polished emails, proposals, reports, and presentations.

Copywriters & marketers

More precise, compelling language.

Developers & technical writers

Clearer documentation and communication.

Non-native English writers

Help choosing natural, contextually appropriate vocabulary.

Anyone who thinks “there’s a better word for this…”

Writers who value precision over speed.

Privacy by design

Your words never leave your Mac.

All prediction runs locally. Scribe has no analytics, no network client, no cloud language service, and no raw-document history. Personalization writes only aggregated word counts to your own Application Support folder.

  • On-device prediction engine
  • No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry
  • WordNet 3.0 lexicon bundled offline
  • Personalization stays on your machine

Scribe

An intelligent lexicon beside you—across your Mac.

Coming Soon…

macOS 14 or newer · Free during preview

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How do I install Scribe?

After install, a Scribe icon appears in the menu bar. Open it and run Setup Guide: allow Accessibility and Input Monitoring, add Scribe under System Settings ▸ Keyboard ▸ Input Sources ▸ English, then choose Scribe from the input menu. The first launch may prompt a Gatekeeper warning—right-click and choose Open.

Does Scribe work in every app on my Mac?

Yes. Scribe is a macOS input source, so predictions appear in any text field. Select it from the input menu (or the Scribe menu-bar extra). Typing stays on the U.S. keyboard. A ghost completion sits at the caret; the suggestion bar sits at the top of the display, below the notch.

How do I accept a suggestion?

Type two letters and the top match appears as inline ghost text. Press Tab to accept it. 2 and 3 pick the next matches. Arrow keys cycle. Space always inserts a space. Esc hides suggestions. One deletes a character; two quick deletes the last word.

Is my writing sent to the cloud?

No. All prediction runs locally on your Mac. Scribe has no analytics, no network client, and no cloud language service. Personalization writes only aggregated word counts to your own Application Support folder.

What lexicon powers the suggestions?

Scribe uses the WordNet 3.0 database from Princeton University, bundled offline. It loads in the background so launch is never blocked—predictions begin almost immediately and refine as the full database parses.

Which languages are supported?

Currently English Latin-script words. The engine is dictionary-agnostic via a replaceable frequency interface, so additional languages can be added in future.

Is Scribe a keyboard replacement?

No. Scribe compresses typing without replacing the keyboard—it augments your existing input with a predictive lexicon. It’s about choosing better words, not typing faster.