
Tapelark for Mac
- Trial version
- 4.6
- V1.2.2
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- Victor Antofica
Press record on anything your Mac plays
Press record on anything your computer plays.
Tapelark records music apps, browser tabs, internet radio and podcasts into a library of your own. Every song is split, named and tagged while it records.
Which apps can Tapelark record?
Any app that plays sound: music apps, browsers, video players. Pick one app, several apps together, or the whole system. Internet radio is recorded from the station's own stream, also on a schedule.
How does the licence work?
You pay once, by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Link, and get a licence key by email. Tapelark checks it on your Mac, without the internet. The key keeps working with the version you bought; major upgrades are paid, and free on request for keys bought in the six months before a major release. A Tapelark Pro key also unlocks Tapelark for Linux.
01
Private use only
Recordings are for your own listening. Tapelark can't upload, share or stream them.
02
Nothing uploaded
Your recordings, library and settings stay on this Mac.
03
No telemetry
No usage data. Diagnostics are off unless you turn them on, and stay local.
04
No passwords
Tapelark never asks for other services' passwords or reads browser data.
05
No circumvention
Protected sources are detected, stopped and explained. Nothing more.





App specs
Developer
- Victor Antofica
License
Trial version
Version
1.2.2
Latest update
Platform
Mac
Language
English
Available languages
- Spanish
- English
- French
- German
- Italian
- Dutch
- Japanese
- Danish
Size
33.57 MB
Program available in other languages
Tapelark for Mac
- Trial version
- 4.6
- V1.2.2
View an ad to download for free
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