Tuple
v3.3.14, released this week
About
Tuple is a call app built for pairing rather than for meetings. Screens are shared at high quality with low latency, and the person watching can ask to take control of the other machine, so two people work in the same editor instead of narrating keystrokes. A drawing toolbar puts arrows, highlights and clicks on the shared screen, every call runs in its own window that can be moved between displays, and the audio is tuned for one-to-one conversation rather than a conference room. Calls work between Macs and Windows machines, guests can join free as long as one participant is licensed, and the app is free for open-source maintainers. It needs macOS 14 or later.
- Price
- Paid, $30/user/mo after a 14-day trial; free licenses for significant OSS work
- Payment
- Subscription
- Version
- 3.3.14 · Oct 24, 2026
- Platforms
- macOS
- Category
- Developer Tools
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