Tuple
Tuple is a remote pair programming application built for developers on macOS and Windows.
Our verdict
Who it's for
Low-latency, encrypted remote pair programming for developers
Who should look elsewhere
No Linux support beyond an early alpha release
Pros
- +Exceptionally crisp screen sharing makes reading remote code effortless
- +End-to-end encryption keeps sessions off third-party servers
- +Native C++ engine is far lighter on resources than Electron-based alternatives
- +Guest pairing lets you collaborate with clients and candidates for free
- +App Veil prevents accidental exposure of private notifications
Cons
- −No Linux support beyond an early alpha release
- −No free tier, only a 14-day trial before payment is required
- −Limited to pair programming; no breakout rooms or large group calls
- −No built-in code editor or IDE integration for inline editing
- −Enterprise pricing requires contacting sales with no public rates
Key features
- ✓High-fidelity screen sharing up to 5K resolution
- ✓End-to-end encrypted audio, video, and screen data
- ✓One-click remote control switching between participants
- ✓App Veil to hide sensitive apps and notifications while sharing
- ✓Screen annotations for drawing and typing on shared screens
- ✓Triggers API for automating workflows on call events
- ✓Guest pairing with external collaborators at no extra cost
- ✓Natively compiled C++ engine for low CPU and memory usage
- ✓Customizable keyboard shortcuts for all actions
- ✓SSO support for team-wide authentication
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teams | $30 | month | Unlimited pairing sessions; Free pairing with external collaborators; Single sign-on (SSO) |
| Enterprise | — | month | Everything in Teams; Custom contracts; Payment via invoice/PO |