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Writing about TrillMark?

Everything you need in one place — fast facts, boilerplate, and screenshots you're free to use. Updated August 2026.

TrillMark is a native Mac app that makes notifications identify themselves — a distinct sound per app, and a colored, labeled on-screen flash you can see, built so Deaf and hard-of-hearing users can rely on alerts entirely by sight. It's made solo, sold once, and everything stays on your Mac. If you're covering it, help yourself to anything below — the screenshots and icon are free to use, and a link back to trillmark.app is always appreciated.

Fast facts

ProductTrillMark — a native macOS notification utility
What it doesGives each Mac app its own notification sound and a colored, labeled on-screen flash, so you know which app just notified you by ear or at a glance. Built for Deaf and hard-of-hearing users first — every alert can be fully visual.
MakerSKJ APPS — an independent, one-person Mac software studio (skjapps.com)
RequirementsmacOS 26 (Tahoe) or later · Apple silicon
Price$7.99 one-time launch price (regularly $14.99) · up to 3 Macs · no subscription
AvailabilityOut now at trillmark.app
How to get itDirect download (Apple-notarized DMG), or Homebrew: brew install --cask skj-apps/tap/trillmark
PermissionsAccessibility only — it reads Notification Center's banners to tell which app notified you, and needs nothing else
PrivacyNo account, no analytics, no trackers — it reads on your Mac and sends nothing anywhere
Guarantee14-day money-back, no questions asked
Websitetrillmark.app · guides at trillmark.app/guides
Press contact[email protected]

Boilerplate

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One-liner

TrillMark gives every Mac app its own notification sound and a colored, labeled on-screen flash — so you know which app notified you, even in silence.

Short (≈50 words)

TrillMark is a native Mac app that gives each app its own notification sound and a colored on-screen flash with the app's name drawn on it — a menu-bar blink, a screen-edge band, or a full-screen wash. Built for Deaf and hard-of-hearing users first, every alert can be fully visual. One-time $7.99, and nothing leaves your Mac.

Medium (≈95 words)

TrillMark makes Mac notifications tell you which app they came from. Give each app its own sound and its own color, and when it notifies you TrillMark plays that sound and flashes the color on screen with the app's name on it — a menu-bar blink, a band along a screen edge, or a full-screen wash. It's built for Deaf and hard-of-hearing users first: every alert can be fully visual, with adjustable brightness and duration, a gentle no-strobe option, and a short log of recent alerts. It reads Notification Center through the macOS Accessibility API on-device and sends nothing anywhere. One-time $7.99, up to three Macs.

The honest angle

If you want a hook rather than a feature list, here's what actually sets it apart:

The one comparable app

Chirpy ($19.99) also gives each app its own sound, and does it well — a bigger bundled-sound library, a deeper rule engine, and support for older macOS and Intel Macs. It's sound-only, though: no on-screen visual alert. TrillMark's whole point is the visual side you can rely on without hearing anything, at about half the price. Honest side-by-side: TrillMark vs Chirpy.

Screenshots & assets

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About SKJ APPS

TrillMark is made by SKJ APPS, a one-person Mac software studio building a small family of native, one-time-purchase macOS utilities — alongside DockApp, MistBar, and GestureCraft. Private by default, no subscriptions, no tracking, built and used every day by the person who makes it. More at skjapps.com.

Need anything else?

Reviewing TrillMark and want a copy to try it, a specific screenshot, or a quick answer? Email me — I read every message.

Email [email protected]