Click a key
Pick any key on the on-screen keyboard, or shift-click a few at once.
A meow on M, applause on Return, a boom on Space. Keyboink turns your Mac keyboard into a soundboard you design yourself.
A quick sketch in your browser. The Mac app sounds richer, plays in every app, and lets you put any of its 67 sounds, or your own recordings, on any key.
Pick any key on the on-screen keyboard, or shift-click a few at once.
Drag a meow, a boom or your own recording onto it. Paint a whole row in one stroke.
Notes, Slack, your code editor. Keyboink plays along in every app, and goes quiet in calls.
Start from a pack, mix and match, or record a sound with your mic. Real cats, cows and crowds, plus switches and 8-bit sounds made for Keyboink.
67 sounds, from mechanical switches and 8-bit coins to real cats, roosters and applause.
Say "boink" into your mic and put it on Space. Or import any audio file.
A ta-da on ⌘S. An air horn whenever you type "wow".
Goes silent while your mic is on, in password fields and during quiet hours, and always tells you why. ⌃⌥K turns it on or off anywhere.
Memes in chat, soft thocks in your editor, silence in Zoom. Switches by itself.
Keyboink knows which key you pressed, never what you typed. Nothing leaves your Mac.
Yes. Once you allow Input Monitoring, Keyboink plays in every app on your Mac: Notes, Slack, browsers, code editors, games.
No. It only learns which key was pressed, to pick a sound. It never stores, logs or sends your text. Word triggers are matched in memory and forgotten right away.
Not if you don't want them to. Keyboink goes quiet whenever your microphone is in use, and you can mute it per app.
No. Sounds are loaded into memory and play within a few milliseconds. Keyboink uses almost no CPU while idle.
The demo on this page is the trial. If the app isn't for you, email us within 7 days for a full refund.
Any Mac with macOS 14 Sonoma or later, Apple Silicon or Intel.