Haptic surfaces.
Move across the surfaces available in FeelMyMac and let scrolling feel like it has texture.
A sensory layer for macOS
FeelMyMac gives scrolling, taps, and typing a tactile surface under your finger — with integrated audio feedback alongside it.
Haptic surfaces · Integrated sound · Keyboard + tap
Try the idea
This browser demo is a deliberately simplified preview of the relationship FeelMyMac creates. Move through the surface, tap it, or focus it and type. Turn sound on only when you want it.
move. tap. type.
Click or focus this surface to try keyboard feedback.
This is only a small browser demo. FeelMyMac has richer sound, surface detail, and tactile response on compatible hardware.
One app, four cues
Every response belongs to a moment you already make on your Mac.
Move across the surfaces available in FeelMyMac and let scrolling feel like it has texture.
A separate audio layer sits alongside the tactile response, directly inside the app.
Small cues follow the moments you touch and the moments you travel through a page.
A gentle keyboard sound adds another sensory thread to the way you work.
Compatibility
The final compatibility matrix will be published before release, so you know exactly what works before you download.
Languages
FeelMyMac is localized in English, Italian, Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese.
Privacy
FeelMyMac uses the permissions it needs to create its interaction feedback. The final data-handling details will be published before release.
Read the privacy noteQuestions, honestly answered
FeelMyMac brings tactile surfaces and integrated sound feedback to compatible pointer interactions. It is designed to make scrolling, taps, and typing feel more present without changing the workflow you already know.
Yes. FeelMyMac includes its own audio feedback layer alongside the tactile experience, so the app can add a sound dimension directly to the interaction.
FeelMyMac includes feedback for scrolling and taps, plus a separate keyboard sound. The exact behavior for each supported surface will be documented with the release.
The exact compatibility matrix is still to be confirmed. It will be published here and in the app documentation before release.
This detail will be updated before release.macOS may require Accessibility permission for an app that observes or responds to pointer movement. The final permission flow will be documented before release.
This detail will be updated before release.Ready when you are
A more sensory relationship with the Mac you already use.
The final download or checkout link will be added here before release.