Shortcuts for the text you write over and over.
A short spoken cue drops the right block of pre-saved text into whatever app you’re writing in. Scheduling links, FAQ answers, sales follow-ups, support replies, legal clauses. Hands-free, on your Mac.
Say the cue. The block lands wherever you’re writing.
14 days or 1,000 words, no card required.
Say a short phrase, drop a long block
“Send my calendar” drops your scheduling link. “Standard reply” drops your saved response. “Sig” drops your full email signature. A two-second utterance becomes the 200 characters you used to type out by hand.
Personal Shortcuts
Your scheduling links, your saved replies, your sign-offs. Set them once on the Mac app and they’re available in any text box on the machine. The same shortcut that fires in Gmail fires in Slack, Linear, and your bank’s portal.
Personal Shortcuts
Available in every app- SigBest, Jordan Reyes, Head of Partnerships, Northwind
- Send calendarHere’s my Calendly: calendly.com/jordanreyes
- Standard replyThanks for flagging this, the team will follow up within one business day.
- AddressNorthwind Labs, 500 Howard St, San Francisco, CA
- ThanksReally appreciate you taking the time on this.
Team Shortcuts
Standard responses for support, pre-approved snippets for sales, the legal-cleared disclaimer your reps used to copy-paste from a Notion doc. Set at the team level, available to every member, consistent across every reply that goes out.
Team Shortcuts
5,272 inserts across the team
One trigger, many ways to say it
You can create multiple phrasings for the same shortcut. “Send my calendar,” “share the calendar link,” and “drop my booking link” all fire the same scheduling block. Useful because nobody remembers the exact wording they configured a month ago.
Works in every app you already write in.
Scheduling links, saved replies, sign-offs, legal clauses. Drop the right block into whatever app you're writing in, on every Mac you sign in on.
Stop retyping.
Free for 14 days or 1,000 words. No card required. Bring your most-typed blocks.