Understand it.
Keep reading.
A sentence in another language shouldn’t send you to another app. Select it, translate it, and stay with what you were reading.
Try Translate above
TapMore making.Tap. Less switching. More making.
Follow your agents.Keep your focus.
Interactive demo · Sample notifications
Free · Apple silicon · macOS 13+
FIVE SMALL MOMENTS. FEWER CONTEXT SWITCHES.
Choose a moment. Watch it happen.
A phrase, not a detour.
Project documentation
Saving your work
You can pick up where you left off.
Your changes are saved.
Reopen the project to continue editing.
Your latest changes will be there.
Read in any app.
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LESS CONTEXT SWITCHING. MORE MAKING.
You’re building something.
Stay with it.
A product. A design. Your next independent project. The work needs your attention, but a hundred small detours keep asking for it. Tap is a glass companion for your Mac that keeps translations, agent activity, quick searches, project context and people within reach.
Understand it.
A quick search.
No tab housekeeping.
Double-tap Control to open Tap with search already focused. Search and view a page. Close it and its page resources are released. A passing question doesn’t need a permanent browser tab.
Try Search & go aboveWHILE YOUR AGENT WORKSYour agents work.
Your agents work.
You keep going.
Start an agent task, then keep designing, writing or planning. Tap shows reported activity from Codex, Claude Code and Cursor so you can see when to return. Keep a to-do on the glass for your next step.
CodexClaude CodeCursor
How agent connections work Setup varies by agent. Activity comes from local records or hooks, so updates may have a short delay.⌘
CODEX · WEBSITE REFRESH
Codex is working
Keep doing your thing.
✳
CLAUDE CODE · LAUNCH
Your reply is needed
A good moment to check in.
↗
CURSOR · PERSONAL SITE
A turn has finished
Ready when you are.
QUIET WHEN YOU DON’T NEED ITNothing to show?
Nothing to show?
Room to breathe.
When things go quiet, Tap settles into a small edge entry. Hover for a peek. Move away, and it settles back. New relevant activity brings it into view again.
ctrl→ctrlDouble-tap Control. Search is ready.
YOUR PROJECT, IN ONE PLACEThe next step.
The next step.
Already within reach.
Your PRD, Figma file, ERD and dashboard belong with the work. Keep those links alongside project notes and to-dos, so returning to a project doesn’t mean reconstructing it from scattered tabs.
Pages worth keeping
Save a link with a name that means something. Open it inside Tap, one page at a time, or in your system browser.
Thoughts, in context
Write rich-text project notes with headings and lists. Capture quick thoughts in your default notebook, then find all notebooks together.
The next small step
Keep to-dos and due dates with the project they belong to. Pin a note or to-do to the glass when you want it close.
YOUR PEOPLE, WITHIN REACHKeep making.
Keep making.
Keep in touch.
Work moves through conversations, too. Connect with your Tap contacts, see unread messages on the glass, and reply from the same familiar place.
Try Your people above Friends and messaging use a Tap account.WEBSITE REFRESH
“The Figma file is ready.”
A message from Alex. Your next step, close by.
Illustrative message · Try the interactive scenario above.Your space. Your choices.
Projects and notes stay on your Mac. Connect agents and sign in for messaging when you choose. Optional Google Calendar and Gmail previews are currently available to approved testers. Product analytics are on by default and can be switched off.
GOOD QUESTIONSA few things
A few things
to know.
What does Tap do?
Tap helps you switch context less while working on your Mac. Translate selected text, follow connected AI agents, do a quick search, organize project links, notes and to-dos, and chat with Tap contacts. These everyday actions stay close in a floating glass companion.
Which agents can I connect?
Tap supports connections for Codex, Claude Code and Cursor. It uses supported local activity records or hooks to show working, needs-input and finished states. Setup and detail vary by agent. Hook-based connections may require approval in the agent app, and status can lag behind its activity.
Does Tap run an AI model?
No. Tap shows activity from the agents you connect. It does not include a local AI model or built-in AI chat in this version. You continue prompting and replying in your agent’s own app.
What happens when nothing needs my attention?
The glass settles into a small entry at the edge of your screen. Hover to peek; move away to let it settle again. New relevant activity can bring the glass back into view. An open workspace stays open.
Can I still open websites?
Yes. Save named page cards in a project, search Google, or open a URL. Tap displays one interactive web page at a time inside the glass. Close it to return to your workspace, or open a saved page in your system browser.
Do I need an account or system permissions?
Projects, local notes and to-dos do not require a Tap account. Friends and messaging require sign-in. Text-selection tools need macOS Accessibility access. Agent connections are optional and use local activity sources or hooks; Tap does not require connecting your email or calendar.
What data does Tap send?
Projects, notes and to-dos are stored on your Mac. Messaging uses Tap’s account service, and websites and translation actions connect to their services. Product analytics are enabled by default with stable random user and installation IDs, approximate IP-derived country and city, and app and OS versions; they exclude note text, message text, queries, URLs and file paths. You can turn analytics off in Settings. Optional diagnostics are off by default.
Which Macs are supported?
Tap is free to download for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 13 or later. The native Liquid Glass treatment uses macOS 26; earlier systems use a fallback appearance. Intel Macs are not supported by this download.
FOR YOUR NEXT GOOD IDEA.Make room
for the work.
Download Tap 4.3.5 Free · macOS 13+ · Apple silicon
Native Liquid Glass on macOS 26. Earlier versions use a fallback appearance.