Mechanical switch sounds on every keystroke. Butter Fingers, The Villain, Unreasonably Satisfying. Lightning fast. $7 forever.
macOS 13.0 Ventura+ · Apple Silicon & Intel · 3.2 MB
Real recordings. Real hardware. Each profile ships as a compressed audio pack — fetched automatically on first use, stored locally forever.
Linear. Smooth as glass. No bump, no click — pure frictionless stroke that makes late-night coding sessions feel like a privilege.
Heavy linear. Deep, satisfying bottom-out thock that sounds expensive. For people who type like they mean it.
The GOAT. Tactile bump so crisp it could cut glass. The Stradivarius of switches. Now on your MacBook.
Signed. Notarized. Gatekeeper-approved. Drag to Applications — opens like any proper Mac app. No scary warnings.
One permission. One time. Typemac listens for that a key was pressed — not what you typed. Our onboarding walks you through it in 15 seconds.
Butter Fingers, The Villain, or Unreasonably Satisfying. Typemac downloads the audio pack automatically — no setup, no terminal commands.
True daemon. Hides in your menu bar. Launch at login. It's just there — running quietly, sounding great, every single keystroke.
Native core. Not Electron. Not Node.js wrapped in a trenchcoat. The sound fires before your brain registers the keypress.
Input Monitoring only. Detects that a key was pressed. Not which. Not what. Zero network calls after setup. Audited core.
Launch once, close the window. Lives in your menu bar as a silent icon. No dock entry. Launch at login. Just works.
Space sounds different from Enter. Escape from F-keys. Every key maps to the corresponding sample from actual switch recordings.
Hold a key? No spam. A HashSet tracker prevents repeat-firing. Your modifier keys won't sound like a broken drum machine.
First run on a new switch → Typemac fetches and unpacks automatically to ~/.typemac. Every run after: zero network, instant.
Topre, Boba U4T, Kailh Box White. The community wants them.
v1.2Record your own switch. Drop it in and type.
v1.3The Rust core already works cross-platform. Wrapper needed.
later$7. Less than a mechanical keycap.
macOS 13.0 Ventura or later · Input Monitoring permission required
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macOS requires this permission for any app that listens to keyboard events outside its own window. Typemac uses it only to trigger audio — it never logs, stores, or transmits keystroke data. Granted once from System Settings → Privacy & Security → Input Monitoring. Our onboarding walks you through it.
The App Store sandbox blocks global key hooks — which is the entire feature. Alfred, Keyboard Maestro, TextExpander, and every serious Mac utility ships outside the App Store for the same reason. Typemac is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens without warnings on any modern Mac.
No. Typemac only knows that a key was pressed and uses the key code to select the correct audio sample. No characters, no strings, no data leaves your machine.
Negligibly. The daemon sits idle between keystrokes. In testing on M2 MacBook Pro, Typemac adds less than 0.2% CPU at normal typing speed.
Yes — 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions. Email hello@typemac.app and we'll refund you same day.
Not yet. The Rust core is cross-platform — Windows support is planned. Sign up for updates.
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