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Trackpad volume, brightness and keyboard light

$29 oncemacOS 13 Ventura+Apple silicon and IntelKeyboard and Mouse
$14 instead of $29Ends Nov 20All deals
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About this app

Padrail is a keyboard and mouse app for Mac:Trackpad volume, brightness and keyboard light.It runs on Apple silicon.It has not been checked yet.

Padrail is a menu bar app that gives the edges and corners of your MacBook trackpad jobs of their own. Each step ticks under your finger, and the Mac's own level display shows the change. The middle of the trackpad stays a normal trackpad.

  • Slide the right edge for volume, the left edge for brightness and the top edge for keyboard light.
  • Swipe along the bottom edge for the previous or next track.
  • Double tap the top right corner to mute, or a bottom corner to play or pause.
  • Give an app edges of its own: switch tabs in Safari or Google Chrome, scrub in a video player, zoom in Preview.
  • Hold Option while you slide for smaller steps.

One time purchase for up to 3 Macs, every update included, full refund within 14 days.

Facts

Price
$29 once
Requires
macOS 13 Ventura or later
Built with
Native
Runs on
Apple silicon and Intel
Notarized by Apple
Yes, its maker says
Language
English
Checked on MacPip
Check pending
Listed
Saturday, November 14
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Questions

Which Macs does it run on?
MacBooks with a built in trackpad, running macOS 13 Ventura or later. It runs on Apple silicon and Intel.
Is there a free trial?
No. You can get a full refund within 14 days of buying, no questions asked.
Is my data private?
Yes. Padrail has no analytics, no crash reports and no ads. The only things that leave your Mac are a licence check and an update check.
Will it get in the way when I use the trackpad normally?
No. A slide only starts when your finger moves along an edge, not across it, so pointing and clicking near the edges work as before. The middle of the trackpad stays a normal trackpad.

Answers from the maker.

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