Duey Auto Typer Pro

Types your text into Google Docs the way a person would — natural rhythm, pauses and corrections.

Duey Auto Typer Pro types the text you give it into your Google Doc, at a human pace, with the pauses and small corrections a person makes while writing. How it works - Open a Google Doc and click the gold Duey button at the bottom right. - Paste or write your text in the panel. Headings, bold, italics, lists and links are kept. - Click into the document where typing should begin, then press Start. - Watch it type, or hide the panel and get a notification when it is done. Tempo: "My tempo" measures how you type and matches it; "Default" uses a natural profile; "Faster" is the quickest setting that still reads as a person. The live slider can slow a run down at any time. Pause, resume, or stop from the panel, or press the emergency-stop shortcut. Planner: for longer pieces, the full-screen planner drafts and rewrites parts of your text the way a writer would, and you approve each rewrite before it is typed. While it types, Chrome shows a bar across the top of the window saying the extension is "debugging" this tab. That is Chrome's standard notice that an extension is sending keystrokes to the page. The extension uses this interface for one thing only, delivering keystrokes to the Google Doc you started typing in, and only while a run is in progress. It never reads your document, other tabs, browsing, or anything else through it. The bar goes away when the run ends. Requires a Duey account and an active Duey subscription. Google Docs documents only.