Haptyk uses a hidden accelerometer inside Apple Silicon MacBooks to play mechanical keyboard sounds that match how hard you actually type. Soft press, soft click. Hard press, loud clack. No other app does this.
WHY HAPTYK IS DIFFERENT
Apps like Klack, Thock, and Mechvibes play the same sound at the same volume regardless of how you type. Haptyk reads real impact force from the built-in MacBook accelerometer at ~1,000 times per second, then picks the right sound intensity to match your keystroke.
Keystroke-to-sound latency
Mechanical switch sound packs
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What Mac users are saying
"okay that's crazy."
via r/mac"Really awesome app, using it now to respond!"
via r/MacOS"This is a neat use of a mostly unused hardware feature."
via r/MacOS"Lmaooo, this is awesome!"
via r/MacOS"Can't wait to hear what you're offering. Really looking forward to being a customer."
via r/MacOSSOUND PACKS
Cherry MX Blue, Gateron Red Ink, Holy Panda, NK Cream, Alpaca, and more. Every pack includes soft, medium, hard, and slam tiers recorded from real switches.
Tactile
FreeClicky
ProTactile
ProTactile
ProLinear
ProLinear
ProLinear
ProElectrostatic
ProThick click
ProIBM Model M
ProDownload free · Pro unlock is $8 one-time for all packs + future updates forever.
COMPATIBILITY
MacBook Pro M2, M3, M4 and later. MacBook Air M3 and later. M1 Pro and M1 Max confirmed by users. macOS 13 Ventura or newer required.
Download Haptyk, grant permissions, and start typing. You will hear the difference on the first keystroke.
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