Overview
BlinkWrite is a context-aware writing assistant for macOS. It reads the text around your cursor (the conversation, email thread, or document you're working in) and helps you write with four kinds of suggestions: proactive drafts, completions, corrections, and rephrasing.
Unlike a spell-checker that only looks at the last few words you typed, BlinkWrite understands the full context of what you're writing: who you're talking to, what was said before, and the tone of the channel. Suggestions appear in a small floating popup right where you're writing, and never change your text until you accept them with a single press of Tab.
What BlinkWrite can do
- Proactive drafts: drafts a full reply from the conversation before you type anything.
- Completions: finishes your sentence using the thread around it.
- Corrections: fixes spelling, grammar, punctuation, and word choice.
- Rephrasing: shortens or improves your paragraph, uses a formal or friendly tone, or follows Custom instructions. Every mode keeps the same available context.
For a full walkthrough of each suggestion (what it does and how to bring it up), see Suggestion types.
Where it works
BlinkWrite works in any macOS app with a standard text field: messaging apps, email, docs, notes, and every major browser. See Supported apps for the full list.
Requirements
- macOS 26 or later
- Mac with Apple silicon
- A BlinkWrite account (sign in with Google)
- An active subscription or free trial (see Billing & plans)
Private by design
BlinkWrite only reads the text it needs to help you write: the field you're in and its surrounding context. It isn't monitoring your screen or tracking your activity. Personal information is masked on your device before anything is sent for a suggestion, and your text is never stored or used to train models. Read the full Privacy & security model.
Next steps
- Getting started: install and set up BlinkWrite.
- Suggestion types: the core of the product.
- Controls & shortcuts: accept, dismiss, and pause.