Trill makes your Mac's trackpad do more, and taps back when it does. Switch on a ready-made set of gestures, or record your own by simply doing it on the trackpad. Gestures, keyboard shortcuts with a Hyper Key, and window snapping live in one app.

Key Features

Gesture Sets: each set is a few gestures for one kind of work, ready to switch on. Everyday, Browser, Windows, Media, Writing and Developer sets are included, and the first time you open Trill it suggests the sets that fit the apps already on your Mac.

Record your own: press New gesture and do it on the trackpad. Trill names the gesture it saw, you pick what it does, and it reads back as a sentence you can check at a glance. Tap with three, four or five fingers, TipTap, swipe, swipe in from an edge, click in a corner or slide along an edge.

More than a hundred actions: press any keyboard shortcut, type text, open an app, a file or a link, run an Apple Shortcut or a script, control music, volume and brightness, switch tabs or move a window. Each gesture works everywhere, or only in the apps you choose.

Hyper Key: Caps Lock becomes a fifth key that adds Control, Option, Shift and Command at once. Tapped on its own it sends Escape. Hold it for a moment to see a cheat sheet of every gesture and shortcut that works in the app in front.

Window snapping: drag a window to an edge for a half or to a corner for a quarter, with a translucent preview of where it will land. Hold Shift while you drag to see thirds, sixths or zones you draw yourself.

Haptics: on a Force Touch trackpad, Trill taps back the moment it knows what you did, so you stop glancing at the screen to check.

Use Cases

Middle click and back or forward with a tap, open and close browser tabs with four fingers, snap windows without reaching for the keyboard, and build shortcuts that rarely clash with your apps.

Getting Started

Download Trill (macOS 14 Sonoma or later, Apple silicon and Intel, a built-in trackpad or a Magic Trackpad), allow Accessibility, and switch on a Gesture Set.

Pricing and Plans

$29 once, with every feature free for 24 hours from when you allow Accessibility. One license covers three Macs. Not a subscription.