FAQs

No, Klack does not add any latency. However, Bluetooth on the other hand does. Please ensure that you’re not using any Bluetooth devices if you want to experience Klack without any latency. The current Bluetooth codec used in macOS is optimized for battery usage over latency. You could potentially reduce latency by up to 200ms while using Bluetooth by changing your codec to prioritize low latency.

Klack has the lowest possible latency.

Unfortunately, it's simply not possible to override the system volume in macOS. Klack is essentially limited by the cap of the current system volume and cannot set an independent volume louder than this.

Unfortunately, the only available API provided by Apple for listening to keystroke events doesn’t support media keys. There is currently no alternative API approved by Apple while distributing through the App Store.

Apple may change this in future updates.

Yes, but it’s important to note that each switch set is an immensely time consuming and therefor expensive task. Each switch set consist of over 100 audio files that need to be recorded and mastered individually. It’s also important that each switch set differs, meaning finding new unique switch sets is also a time consuming task.

Please be patient in this matter.

No, but you can preview the switch set sounds on the landing page by clicking on their respective play buttons. You may also purchase Klack, try it, and if you don’t end up enjoying it, simply request a refund through the App Store. Apple generally accepts 99% of all legitimate refunds.

Please do note that we cannot ensure a refund from Apple.