Observed arrival · 2026-11-11
Ghosthand makes pasted text arrive key by key
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Ghosthand’s Mac app types pasted text into the app in front, with adjustable speed, pauses, and typos it says it will fix.
- For
- Mac users entering prepared text into documents or other apps
- Worth noticing
- The Mac app pauses when you switch apps, so its keystrokes stay in the window it started in.
Field notes
The Mac workflow uses a small floating panel to pause, resume, or stop typing, with progress also shown in the menu bar. The site says changing apps pauses the process, while its demo exposes speed, breaks, and typo controls. It lists a 500-word trial and a one-time $10 unlock for each Mac; the browser extension is a separately priced product that the page marks as coming soon.
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