Free companion app
Vibecoder for macOS
Map every key and chord on your Vibecoder keypad, record macros straight into its firmware, and keep your layout when you switch Bluetooth profiles.
Version 0.2.3 · 1.7 MB
macOS 12.0+ · Apple silicon & Intel
Signed and notarized with an Apple Developer ID.
Two approvals, then you’re running
macOS guards anything that can read your keystrokes. The app opens the right Settings pane for you and waits — here’s exactly what it will ask.
- 1
Grant Accessibility
Vibecoder remaps your keypad with its own built-in engine — macOS just needs your OK under Privacy & Security → Accessibility. No extra software to install.
- 2
Grant Input Monitoring
Vibecoder needs to see your key presses to remap them. This is the one that trips everyone up, so the app walks you to the exact pane.
- 3Automatic
Your keypad activates
Nothing to click. We switch your Vibecoder on the moment step 2 is granted, and it starts at login from then on.
What the app does
Remap keys and chords
Bind every key — and multi-key chords — to shortcuts, text snippets, or app launches.
Macros in the firmware
Write macros over USB into the pad itself, so they fire on any machine — even one without the app.
Survives the P/M/R switch
The pad presents three separate Bluetooth identities. Your mappings follow all three.
Installing
- 1.Open the downloaded .dmg.
- 2.Drag Vibecoder into the Applications folder.
- 3.Launch it from Applications and follow the two setup steps above.
You need a Vibecoder keypad for the app to talk to. The app itself is free, for as long as you own one.
Release details
- Version
- 0.2.3
- Released
- 2026-09-14
- Size
- 1.7 MB
- Requires
- macOS 12.0 or later
Verify this download
Run shasum -a 256 on the file — it should print:
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