Your Mac reacts for real
Slappy reads your MacBook's motion sensor, then turns a tap into sound, volume, shake, flash, and haptics.


SlappyGet Slappy for freeA tiny menu bar app that turns taps, lid movement, USB plugs, shortcuts, and Codex events into ridiculous Mac reactions.
Slappy makes the whole Mac feel reactive: taps, hard slaps, lid movement, USB devices, app actions, and your coding agent can all trigger something.
Slappy reads your MacBook's motion sensor, then turns a tap into sound, volume, shake, flash, and haptics.
Map light, medium, and hard slaps to do nothing, open an app, open a website, hide every app, or quit apps deliberately.
Turn USB connect and disconnect moments into reactions, using the same selected voice pack.
On supported MacBooks, lid-angle movement becomes another trigger with gentle, medium, and dramatic sensitivity.
Use built-in packs like Pain, Halo, Lizard, Combo Hit, Gentleman, Yamete, Goat, and your own imported sounds.
Install passive hooks so Slappy reacts when Codex starts, asks, uses tools, succeeds, fails, or gets blocked.
Preview the launch packs here. Inside Slappy, built-in packs and imported audio can become the voice for slaps, lid movement, USB events, and Codex hooks.
The joke gets people in. The controls keep it useful enough to leave running in the menu bar.
Use the safe default to hide visible apps without quitting them, or opt into stronger actions when you really mean it.
Tune screen flash, screen shake, brightness flash, haptic buzz, sensitivity, cooldown, and dynamic volume.
One tiny macOS app, direct setup, no subscription, and enough reactions to make your laptop the thing people ask about.
Everything playful, configurable, and weird. No subscription.
For setup questions, send us an email.
Slappy reacts in software to motion data. Use taps and gentle slaps, not real abuse. The joke is funnier when the laptop survives it.