Tuple

Built for Pairing: Engineers deserve sharp tools

Generic screen sharing tools just won't cut it. Tuple is purpose-built for an exceptional pairing experience.

• Ridiculously crisp audio and video: Tuple streams in super high resolution (up to 5K) so you can read your pair's tiny programming font.
• End-to-end encryption: All audio, video, and screen share data is end-to-end encrypted, and is never sent to Tuple's servers. We take your privacy extremely seriously.
• Seamless collaboration: Snappy remote control combined with clear audio and video make you feel like you're sitting right next to your pair.
• One click to swap who’s sharing: It just takes one click to switch who's sharing when you're on a call. Easily go back and forth with your pair on a tough problem.

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Small footprint

Respectful of system resources and screen real estate

• Native where it counts: The core of Tuple is a natively compiled, cross-platform C++ engine. It's not just another Electron app.
• Obsessed with performance: We've been hacking on Tuple for years to make it as fast and efficient as possible. We're stingy with your CPU cycles.
• Runs in your menu bar: Do you hate a cluttered dock or task bar? Well, us too. Tuple stays out of your way until you need it.

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Workflow: Built for developers, by developers

We're programmers too. We built Tuple to fit the way engineers work.

• Automate your workflow with Triggers: Tools for programmers should be programmable. Triggers let you hook into Tuple's call events and run arbitrary code.
• Keyboard shortcuts for everything: Keep your hands on the keyboard and stay in flow with fully customizable shortcuts.
• For macOS and Windows: It doesn't matter whether your team is using macOS or Windows — Tuple works great on both.

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Liven up your pairing sessions

Build cool stuff with your teammates – and have a good time in the process.

• Emoji reactions: Show the rest of team how you're feeling with on-screen emoji reactions.
• Screen annotations: Draw or type on a shared screen to draw attention to something or emphasize a point. Or use Tuple as a shared virtual whiteboard.
• Animations: Finally figure out that gnarly race condition? Drop a giant "ship it" animation into the pairing session.