Tuple is an ultra-low latency pair programming and remote collaboration application built specifically for software developers. Engineered with native macOS and Linux clients, Tuple delivers seamless 5K resolution screen sharing, instantaneous dual-mouse cursor control, crystal-clear audio, and fractional CPU usage compared to bloated video conferencing tools.
Tuple
Ultra-low latency pair programming and collaboration tool for software engineers.
Best for: Remote software engineering teams, tech leads, and mentors who practice daily pair programming
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The editorial note
What to know about Tuple
Is it right for you?
Who Tuple suits
Choose it if
- Remote software engineering teams, tech leads, and mentors who practice daily pair programming
Look elsewhere if
- General corporate all-hands meetings or webinars with dozens of passive camera participants
What you get
Key features
- Sub-50ms ultra-low latency screen sharing up to 5K 60fps
- Dual mouse cursors with simultaneous keyboard input
- Native on-screen drawing and diagram annotation tools
- Crystal-clear low-latency voice chat
- Native macOS and Linux client apps with negligible CPU footprint
- One-click Slack call integration
Works with
Integrations4
What it costs
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free Trial | 14-Day Free TrialBilled one-time | 14 days of unrestricted pairing, 5K screen sharing, dual cursors, and crystal-clear audio |
| Pro | $25 / user / month ($240 / yr)Billed yearly | Or $29 monthly. Unlimited pairing, dual cursors, on-screen drawing, Slack integration, up to 3 guests |
| Enterprise | Custom pricingBilled yearly | SAML SSO, SCIM provisioning, dedicated enterprise relays, procurement invoicing, 99.9% SLA |
Prices are recorded from the vendor's public pricing page and can change. Check before you buy.
The trade-off
Pros and cons
Pros
- Unmatched speed and responsiveness: zero noticeable latency during remote keyboard/mouse takeover
- True dual-cursor control: both engineers can point, highlight, and type simultaneously
- Consumes a fraction of the CPU and battery power of Zoom or Google Meet
Cons
- No permanent free tier (14-day free trial required)
- Strictly built for developers pair programming; not a general slide-presentation tool
Quick read
At a glance
- Category
- Remote Work
- Pricing model
- Subscription
- Entry plan
- 14-Day Free Trial
- Free plan
- Not listed
- Free trial
- Available
- Website
- tuple.app
The verdict
Our take on Tuple
Tuple is hands down the best pair programming application ever built, making remote code collaboration feel like sitting next to each other.
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