This idea came from SlapMac — an app that humorously plays a sound when you "slap" your MacBook. It’s fun to mess around with, but I kept thinking: Why stop at just a joke? The accelerometer on the Mac detects impacts very sensitively, so why not turn it into something genuinely useful?

Thus, Slap2Actions was born. Instead of just producing a sound, you can now hide windows, run shell scripts, execute AppleScripts, or automate anything you want — all with a single "slap" of your computer. And of course, the troll sound feature is still there if you like. But now, your slap has become much more "powerful."

Here are the main features:

• “Slap” sensor: Detects the slap through the accelerometer with adjustable sensitivity (light slap or harder slap).

• USB monitoring: Detects immediately when a device is plugged into the USB port.

• Activate all kinds of actions: “Panic” mode (hides everything), mute sound, run shell script, or execute AppleScript.

Why should you use it? Because pressing a shortcut key is boring, and slapping your laptop to completely "clean the scene" is both genuinely useful and extremely entertaining.

System requirements: Apple Silicon Mac (M2 or later or M1 Pro), macOS 14+.

Currently 50% off for the launch event. There’s a free trial available for everyone too!