A macOS menu-bar app that plays a real switch recording when you press a key, in every app. It reads which physical key moved and nothing else, nothing is stored, nothing leaves the machine.
What it does
Kits sampled from real switches, plus synthesized ones. Seventeen in all.
Reads which physical key moved and nothing else. No characters, ever. Nothing leaves the Mac.
An on-screen overlay shows the keys as you press them, great for demos and screencasts.
Race the clock on real prose and watch your accuracy.
System-wide sound, native and under 5 ms of latency.
Louder in the editor, silent on calls.
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Recent releases
Full Clickk changelog →Honest alternative: we also list Klack on the Discover shelf, mechanical keyboard sounds, done first. See the comparison.
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