Predictive text in Obsidian, Logseq and Anytype: write your notes faster
Yes, Lightkey works in Obsidian, Logseq and Anytype on your Windows PC. As you write a note, Lightkey predicts your next words in grey right where you're typing. Press Tab to accept, or keep typing. It also suggests spelling corrections as you go.
How it works
Install the Lightkey desktop app and open Obsidian, Logseq or Anytype. Predictions appear in your notes, journals and pages, with no plugin to install.
What it helps you write
Notes have their own repeated phrases: meeting headers, journal prompts, project updates. Lightkey learns yours, for example:
“Discussed with the team:”
“Follow up next week.”
“Key takeaways from today's session”
“Open questions for the next review”
Lightkey also learns the words only you use, like project and client names, once you've typed them a few times.
Local notes, local predictions
People choose Obsidian, Logseq and Anytype to keep their notes on their own device. Lightkey fits that: its prediction engine runs on your computer and works offline, so your notes never leave it to get a prediction.
Get started
Download Lightkey and start your free 30-day trial.
Open Obsidian, Logseq or Anytype and start typing. Press Tab to accept a prediction.
Lightkey works in more than 80 languages and in virtually every app on your Windows PC. See all supported apps.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a plugin for Obsidian or Logseq?
No. Lightkey works in the Obsidian, Logseq and Anytype desktop apps directly, with nothing to install inside them.
Does Lightkey work in lists and headings?
Yes. Lightkey predicts the words you type, whether in a paragraph, a list item or a heading.
Does Lightkey send my notes to the cloud?
No. Lightkey's prediction engine runs on your computer and works offline, so your notes aren't sent anywhere to get predictions.
Does Lightkey work in other note-taking apps?
Yes, including OneNote, Notion, Notepad and Sticky Notes.
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