Tapq

TapQ is an always on voice layer for AI coding agents. It lets a user talk to agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode, hear when one needs a decision and steer the work without staying in a terminal. Conversation is full duplex, so the user can interrupt mid sentence, and the app does not require a wake word for each request. On compatible AirPods, a nod approves an agent's request and a head shake declines it, with a double nod or double shake available for stronger responses. It is built for developers who delegate work to several agents at once and want to avoid constantly checking windows. A single spoken instruction can direct more than one agent, for example asking one to fix a bug and another to review the change. The product starts with a macOS app and adds an iPhone remote, voice control and AirPods gestures. It is currently in a private preview with early access signups, and the vendor says device and integration availability is confirmed with each invitation. An open source repository and an SDK let developers build their own version or connect recognized gestures to an agent they already run. The Free plan costs nothing and includes a baseline of voice capacity, core gesture detection, one active agent session and a standard synthetic readout. Pro costs 15 dollars per month, with 20 times the voice capacity, advanced gesture detection, up to five active sessions, an enhanced readout model and natural two way interruptions. Teams pricing is custom with pooled capacity. Founding Access adds one month of Pro free and first year founding pricing.