Tapelark in one paragraph

Tapelark is a Mac app that records the audio your Mac is already playing — music apps, browser tabs, internet radio and podcasts — and keeps it in a library of your own, as ordinary audio files that are split into tracks, named and tagged while they record. It is made by Victor Antofica, an independent developer in Switzerland, and sold as a one-time purchase with a free 14-day trial. Tapelark is for private use: nothing is uploaded, and it never gets around copy protection.

Logo and icon

  • Logo lockups

    Logo lockups1200 × 520 PNG

  • Logo on cream

    Logo on cream1200 × 400 PNG

  • Logo on black

    Logo on black1200 × 400 PNG

  • Logo on teal

    Logo on teal1200 × 400 PNG

  • App icon

    App icon1024 × 1024 PNG, also as SVG

The mark is two reels of a tape; the right one has a crest, a beak and an eye: the lark. Please keep the mark and the wordmark as they are — no new colours, outlines, shadows or stretching — and write the name as Tapelark in running text (the logo itself is lowercase).

Colours and type

  • Tape Teal#1F7582
    Accent, app tint
  • Deck Black#221F1B
    Dark panels, ink
  • Label Cream#F4EEE2
    Backgrounds
  • Leader Orange#E8743B
    Stripes, beak; never text
  • Record Red#D70015
    Recording only

Headlines and the wordmark are set in Archivo Expanded (weight 800, width 112–125), reading text in Archivo, and labels, counters and paths in IBM Plex Mono. The app itself uses the system font.

Images for sharing

  • Share image

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  • Share image, German

    Share image, German1200 × 630

  • GitHub preview

    GitHub preview1280 × 640

  • X header

    X header1500 × 500

  • LinkedIn banner

    LinkedIn banner1584 × 396

  • Instagram post

    Instagram post1080 × 1080

  • YouTube banner

    YouTube banner2560 × 1440

Screenshots of the app follow with the release of Tapelark 1.0. For anything else, write to support@tapelark.com.