Autocomplete
for everything.
Start a sentence in any app. Press Ctrl Shift H and HunchKey reads what you’ve written and where you’re writing it, then offers the rest. Tab keeps it.
Early edition 0.1 · Windows · macOS 12 or later
A little less typing.
A little more afternoon.
Three keys to ask.
One to keep it.
That’s the whole interface. No chat window, no prompt to write. Press Ctrl Shift H on your keyboard and run it yourself.
Someone is typing…
Interactive example. Completions on this page are written samples; the app writes them from your context.
Ctrl, Shift, H.
Then Tab.
HunchKey only acts when you ask, and it’s finished the moment you decide. Scroll to play the whole loop.
1Ask
Press the chord in any text box.
2It reads
The field, the app, the window title. The screen too, if you allow it.
3It suggests
The rest of the thought appears at the top of your screen.
4You keep it
Tab types it at your cursor. Esc lets it go.
5Done
The island leaves. You never left the sentence.
1Ask
Press the chord in any text box.
DBDaniel Brooks · Events team
We can hold either room for the 14th. Which would you like?
* Only with screen context on (your choice during setup): the last few seconds of frames, kept in memory and wiped after each use.
It already knows what you’re talking about.
One autocomplete layer. Every text box.
The island stays put. Everything underneath it changes.
Finishes the thought. Then gets out of the way.
- Not another chat window.
- There’s no prompt to write and nothing to paste back. HunchKey predicts the next few words where you’re already typing, in your language and your tone.
- Lands at your cursor.
- Email, chat, documents, code, forms. When you accept, the words are typed into the field you were in, exactly where you left off.
- Made for the keyboard.
- One chord to ask, Tab to accept, Esc to dismiss. A suggestion you ignore steps aside after twenty seconds and gives Tab back.
- Quiet until called.
- It waits in the system tray, can start with your computer, and pauses with one click when you want it gone.
Your words
stay yours.
HunchKey needs accessibility permission to read the field you’re in and type what you accept. Here’s what it does with that.
Questions,
answered.
The short version of how HunchKey works, what it reads, and what it doesn’t.
It finishes the sentence you’re writing, in whatever app you’re writing it. Press Ctrl Shift H, a suggestion appears in the island at the top of your screen, and Tab types it at your cursor. Esc lets it go.
Your next sentence is already waiting.
Early edition 0.1 · Windows · macOS 12 or later · Requires a HunchKey account and accessibility permission