High-performance core · v1.1

Mechanical keyboard sounds
for Mac

Typemac is a macOS app that adds real mechanical keyboard switch sounds to any Mac keyboard — no hardware required.

Mechanical switch sounds on every keystroke. Butter Fingers, The Villain, Unreasonably Satisfying. Lightning fast. $7 forever.

Download for Mac $7 to own forever. Your coworkers will love/hate you. →

macOS 13.0 Ventura+ · Apple Silicon & Intel

Click any key to hear it
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Unreasonably Satisfying
Sound off
3switch profiles
<5msaudio latency
Nativecore engine
$7forever

Three switches.
All obsessively real.

Real recordings. Real hardware. Each profile ships as a compressed audio pack — fetched automatically on first use, stored locally forever.

Typemac switch profiles: feel, sound, and best use
Switch Feel Sound Best for
Butter Fingers Linear Soft thud Gaming, late-night coding
The Villain Heavy linear Deep thock Writers, developers
Unreasonably Satisfying Tactile Crisp clack The obsessed

Running in 60 seconds.

Download & open

Drag it to Applications. It’s signed by Apple, so your Mac will treat it like royalty—no scary warnings, no drama. You're 30 seconds away from typing bliss.

Grant Input Monitoring — once

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.

Pick your switch

Butter Fingers, The Villain, or Unreasonably Satisfying. Typemac downloads the audio pack automatically — no setup, no terminal commands.

Close the window. Keep typing.

Close the window — Typemac keeps running. It lives as a tiny icon in your menu bar and starts automatically when you log in. Set it and forget it.


Built by someone who cares
too much about this.

Instant response

The sound plays before your brain even registers the keypress. No delay, no lag, no "oh the sound came a bit late" — just satisfying, every single time.

Privacy-first

Input Monitoring only. Detects that a key was pressed. Not which. Not what. Zero network calls after setup. Audited core.

Stays out of your way

No window cluttering your desktop. Typemac sits quietly in your menu bar — one click to change sound, one click to pause. That's it.

Per-key audio mapping

Space sounds different from Enter. Escape from F-keys. Every key maps to the corresponding sample from actual switch recordings.

Hold a key? No problem.

Hold down any key and you'll hear one clean click — not a machine-gun of sounds. Typemac is smart about it so your typing never sounds broken.

Sounds load automatically

Pick a switch profile and Typemac downloads its sounds in the background — just once. After that, everything works offline, forever, with no internet needed.


What's coming.

v1.0 — Butter Fingers, The Villain, Unreasonably Satisfyingnow
v1.1 — Volume slider per switchsoon
v1.2 — More switch profiles

Topre, Boba U4T, Kailh Box White. The community wants them.

v1.2
v1.3 — Custom sound packs

Record your own switch. Drop it in and type.

v1.3
Windows support

A lot of you have asked. We're looking into it.

later

$7. Less than a mechanical keycap.

macOS 13.0 Ventura or later · Apple Silicon & Intel

Download for Mac

Pay once · Own forever · No subscription · No login required


Why does Typemac need Input Monitoring permission?

macOS requires Input Monitoring permission for any app that listens to keyboard events outside its own window. Typemac uses it only to trigger audio playback — it never logs, stores, or transmits any keystroke data. You grant it once from System Settings → Privacy & Security → Input Monitoring. Our onboarding walks you through it.

Why isn't Typemac on the Mac App Store?

We're actively exploring bringing Typemac to the Mac App Store in the future, stay tuned!

Does Typemac log what I type?

No. Typemac only detects that a key was pressed and uses the key code to select the correct audio sample. No characters, no strings, no data ever leaves your machine.

Does Typemac drain my battery?

Barely. Typemac does nothing between keystrokes — it only wakes up when you press a key, plays a sound, and goes back to sleep. On an M2 MacBook Pro it adds less than 0.2% CPU at normal typing speed.

What if Typemac doesn't work on my Mac?

Email hello@typemac.app and we'll sort it out — whether that's a fix, a workaround, or a full refund. If the app genuinely doesn't work on your machine, you won't be stuck paying for it.

Is there a Windows version of Typemac?

Not yet — Typemac is macOS only right now. A lot of people have asked, so it's on our radar.

How do I recover my lost Typemac license key?

Use the license recovery portal at typemac.app/license — enter your purchase email and your key is resent instantly.


Make a reel. Get Typemac free.

Hit 2,000 views → 50% back. Hit 20,000 → 100% back. No follower minimum.

1
Film yourself typing with Typemac on
Be creative. Unhinged is better.
2
Post anywhere, tag @typemacapp + #typemac
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, X.
3
Email us the link once you hit 2k views
creator@typemac.app — we'll process same day.
Apply for Creator Discount →

Views must be organic. No bots. We verify. Got a bigger audience? DM us — we'll do something custom.