TapQ

Control AI agents with gestures.

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AI agents need to interact with you for the best outcome. TapQ turns those interactions into speech in your ear and your response into a gesture: nod to approve, shake to deny, tilt and tap to choose an option — or say a word when that's easier. It runs quietly in the background and works hands-free through devices you already wear — AirPods today, with Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode as the first supported agents — so you never touch a keyboard or look at a screen to keep an agent moving. You can also build your own gesture agent with [TapQ's SDK](#sdk).

What it does

• Stay in flow. You're deep in a PR review while Claude Code refactors in another window. "Claude wants to run the test suite" arrives in your ears; you double-nod and never leave what you're reading.
• In a meeting. On a call, voice is off the table and reaching for the screen looks rude. The whole interaction works silently: nod to approve, shake to deny, swipe through options, tap to select.
• Away from your desk. You kick off a long migration and go make lunch. The prompt reaches you anywhere Bluetooth reaches; you answer by nod or