TypeFire is a text expander, a Markdown notes app and a clipboard manager in one. On the Mac each one opens over the app you are already in, with its own shortcut. In Chrome, Edge and Brave it works on every site.
Snippets. Type an abbreviation and get the whole thing: a signature, an address, the reply you send ten times a day. Snippets are unlimited and free, and they expand in every Mac app and on every website. Add today's date, fill-in fields that ask for a name before they expand, or an AI step that rewrites the text as it goes in. Bring your library over from TextExpander, aText, Alfred or Espanso.
Notes. Point TypeFire at a folder of Markdown files, including a live Obsidian vault, and it edits the same files in place. The editor formats as you type, with tables, checklists, wikilinks, backlinks, daily notes, tabs and a graph of how your notes connect. Press Space on any .md file in Finder and read it formatted.
Clips. TypeFire keeps everything you copy and lets you search it. Screenshots come back when you search for words inside them. Copies from password managers are never saved.
AI. Select text in any app and rewrite, fix, translate or summarize it in place, with Apple Intelligence, a local model, or your own OpenAI, Claude or Gemini key. On the Mac, AI apps such as Claude, Cursor and Codex can search and read your notes and snippets once you connect them.
It's free and never asks for a card. Pro is $18, paid once.
Features
- Type a short abbreviation and the full text appears in any Mac app or on any site.
- Live Markdown editor for the folder you already keep, Obsidian vault included.
- Everything you copy is saved and searchable, words inside screenshots included.
- Select text in any app and AI rewrites, fixes, translates or summarizes it in place.
- On the Mac, Claude, Cursor and Codex can search and read your notes and snippets.
Pricing
Free on Mac and in Chrome. Pro is $18 once, no subscription, on up to three Macs and three browsers.
