Glass that fits in
The ring uses the same translucent material as macOS, and respects Reduce Transparency and Increase Contrast.
A radial menu for your Mac
Stop reaching for ⌘C, ⌘V and the menu bar. Copy, paste, snap windows and control sound with one gesture, and your trackpad taps back.
Waitlist gets HoldRing for $9.99 at launch (regular $14.99)
Keep still for half a second, slide toward an action and let go. This is how it works on your Mac.
The ring opens right where your pointer is, in any app. It comes with six actions, and you can swap in dozens more.
Copy a line, paste it, put Notes on the left half, then mute the video playing next to it. Recorded on a real Mac.
Native glass, system symbols and the haptics of your trackpad.
The ring uses the same translucent material as macOS, and respects Reduce Transparency and Increase Contrast.
A light tap on the trackpad when the ring appears, and another as you move across each action. Both can be turned off.
Reorder actions, remove the ones you don't use and add your own. Tune how long to hold, then try it in Practice mode.
One permission, then it stays out of your way in the menu bar.
Drag it to Applications and open it. It lives in the menu bar, with no Dock icon and no account.
macOS asks once. HoldRing needs it to notice the hold and to act on the window in front.
Hold the click for about half a second without moving. The ring opens under your pointer. Slide and release.
Join the waitlist and get HoldRing for $9.99 at launch. The regular price will be $14.99.
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Soon. Join the waitlist and you'll get one email the day it's available, with the download link and your $9.99 waitlist price.
Most gesture apps make you memorize strokes. HoldRing shows a ring of labeled actions right under your pointer, so you see every option before you pick it.
No. A quick click is just a click. The ring only opens when you hold still for a moment. Double-clicks and clicks with ⌘, ⌥, ⌃ or ⇧ always pass through.
To notice when you hold the click and to act on the app in front: pasting, moving a window, sending a shortcut. macOS asks for this once.
Yes. Hold the main button on a mouse or the trackpad. On a Force Touch trackpad you can also open the ring with a firm press instead. Haptics need a trackpad.
No. The app runs entirely on your Mac and doesn't send anything anywhere. This website only stores your email if you join the waitlist.
Any Mac running macOS 26 or later.
Yes. Click the HoldRing icon in the menu bar and flip the switch. Clicks go back to normal until you turn it on again.
HoldRing is almost here. Join the waitlist and get it for $9.99 at launch, instead of $14.99.