Trackpad tablet for MacBook
You can download the free version, which has a demo screen, and use it for as long as you'd like.
Simply drag it to your Applications folder to install.
It's easy to activate it later, if you need to.
Simply drag it to your Applications folder to install.
It's easy to activate it later, if you need to.
Registering Inklet stops the demo message. Highly recommended!
An activation key will be sent to you immediately via email.
An activation key will be sent to you immediately via email.
Here's how to tell if Inklet will work on your machine:
- You need to have a MacBook with multitouch. Unibody silver MacBooks with black keys will work, as will the latest white MacBooks with rubbery bottoms (for lack of better designator).
- You must also have OSX 10.6 Snow Leopard installed (it was released on Aug. 28). Upgrading is a snap.
- Great news! We were able to detect Snow Leopard running on your machine (hope that's not creepy).
- We didn't detect Snow Leopard running on your machine, but maybe your copy's still in the mail.
- If you have a magic trackpad, Inklet will detect and use it. If you already have an internal trackpad, select 'Prioritize external trackpads' in the Inklet general preferences. Inklet works best on internal trackpads, as pressure sensitivity is limited on the Magic Trackpad.
- Need to be sure it'll work? It's easy! Give the free version a quick try.
- Feel free to hit our help page if you have more questions.
Have you ever thought your trackpad could be something more?
Inklet allows your trackpad to emulate a pen tablet. When you're using a Pogo Sketch, the trackpad even becomes pressure sensitive.
See it in action
Try a demo
See it in action
Try a demo
The full tablet experience
Moving your Pogo Sketch lightly around the trackpad will allow the cursor to hover without inking. Increase pressure to draw; heavier pressure will result in a thicker stroke.
Handwriting recognition
Inklet works with the handwriting recognition built into OS X. Use your trackpad to jot notes or doodle.
See it in action
See it in action
Advanced palm rejection
Inklet includes an advanced algorithm to detect unwanted trackpad touches. This means you don't have to worry about accidentally resting your palm on the trackpad as you draw.
Works with all your favorite programs
We've tested with these, but it'll work with plenty of others.
- Pixelmator
- Acorn
- Art Rage
- Circus Ponies NoteBook (setup video)
- Aperture 3
- Lightroom
- Photoshop CS4
- Photoshop CS3 (no pressure sensitivity for now)
- Photoshop Elements
- SketchBook Pro
- GIMP
- Formulate Pro
- Skim
- Scribbles
- Corel Painter
- PDFPen
- Illustrator CS4
- Word '08 choose View->Notebook Layout, choose scribble tool
