Smartphone keyboards have offered word-by-word autocomplete for years, but almost nothing does the same thing across an entire Mac desktop — every app has its own patchy autocomplete or none at all. Cotypist fills that gap: press Tab to accept a suggestion in virtually any text field, from Mail to Slack to Notion, generated entirely on your own machine. Cotypist is a macOS app (Apple Silicon only, M1 or newer, macOS 14+) that runs a local language model to provide word-by-word autocomplete, typo correction, and emoji suggestions in almost any text field system-wide, with zero cloud processing — nothing you type leaves the device. It's made by Accelerated Thought GmbH, a company founded in 2026, and adapts over time to your own vocabulary and phrasing. Memory footprint is modest (1–2.5GB while active), though it doesn't work inside code editors or a handful of apps like Google Docs and Arc/Dia without workarounds. Pricing is Free for 100 completed words per day, with a Plus/Pro tier for unlimited completions and a 30-day free trial included on download, no card required.
| # | Tool | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Équipes et individus tech/startup qui reçoivent beaucoup d'emails et veulent un tri automatique + des brouillons de réponse dans leur propre style | — | |
| 2 | Équipes qui gèrent des données dans des tableurs éclatés et veulent une base de données no-code avec automatisation, ainsi que développeurs qui veulent self-host une alternative open-source à Airtable | — | |
| 3 | Freelances, agences et petites équipes qui veulent les fonctionnalités premium (domaine perso, marque blanche, sièges illimités) sans payer un abonnement mensuel | — | |
| 4 | Startups et équipes tech qui recrutent des ingénieurs sans grosse équipe RH dédiée | — | |
| 5 | Startups, freelances, équipes commerciales et petites structures gérant contrats, NDA et decks investisseurs sans budget légal dédié | — | |
| 6 | Startups et petites équipes qui veulent une démo interactive sans le prix de Navattic | — | |
| 7 | Utilisateurs qui alternent régulièrement entre plusieurs outils IA (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor...) | — | |
| 8 | Professionnels qui partagent souvent leurs disponibilités par message plutôt que via un lien de réservation | — | |
| 9 | Utilisateurs Mac qui veulent garder une fenêtre visible (appel, chat, minuteur) pendant qu'ils travaillent ailleurs | — | |
| 10 | Équipes produit SaaS avec un taux d'abandon élevé pendant l'onboarding | — | |
| 11 | Équipes SaaS product-led growth qui veulent des démos interactives sans budget agence | — | |
| 12 | Petites équipes qui ont besoin de coordination projet sans budget pour un PM dédié | — |
An email inbox with a very competent assistant built in — instead of Gmail dumping everything into one pile you have to sort yourself, Upstream automatically splits it into what needs a reply, what can wait, and what's just noise, and drafts replies in yo
A spreadsheet that understands plain English — describe what you want to track or automate, and Teable turns it into a working database, app, or workflow without you touching code.
A booking-page tool like Calendly, but bought once for $27 instead of paid monthly forever — including features like your own custom domain that competitors usually lock behind expensive plans.
A hiring assistant that writes job posts, finds candidates on GitHub and elsewhere, screens them, and even runs the first interview — aimed at teams hiring engineers without a big recruiting department.
A document tool for small teams that writes contracts and pitch decks with AI, gets them signed, and then tells you exactly when someone opens and reads them.
Install a Chrome extension, click through your own product for 90 seconds, and Mirage turns that recording into a clickable demo you can embed on your landing page — visitors get to try your real product without logging in.
Unabyss connects once to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and 50+ other AI tools and keeps them all in sync on the same context — so you stop re-explaining the same project details to every new AI chat you open.
Hit a keyboard shortcut and Timely pastes your actual free times into whatever message you're typing — no more opening your calendar, checking timezones by hand, and typing out "I'm free Tuesday 2-4pm EST" manually.
Pocket Screen shrinks any Mac window — a video call, a chat, a timer — into a small floating box that stays visible on top of whatever else you're doing, instead of you constantly alt-tabbing back and forth to check it.
Instead of a static onboarding checklist or a chatbot that only answers questions, Skippr puts a live AI agent inside your product that can actually see the screen, talk to the user, and click through the steps for them.
LiveDemo turns your actual product into a clickable demo that visitors can explore on their own — no sales call, no signup form — and unlike its bigger competitors, it's open source so you can self-host it if you want full control.
Backdrop gives you an AI "product manager" and "engineer" that work inside your existing tools — Slack, Notion, GitHub, Linear — like two new hires who never sleep and always ask before doing anything risky.
