What Tablif read on KnockKnock's site
KnockKnock describes itself as: “KnockKnock, a boss key you knock”
- Price model: One-time
- Stage: Live, no waitlist
What it is
Calls itself “boss key”.
- Calls itself: boss key
“KnockKnock turns the motion sensor in your MacBook into a boss key.”
What it costs
One-time purchase. No free plan. No monthly plan. Prices quoted: $5.
- One-time: yes
- Monthly: no
- Free plan: no
- Price: $5
“$5 once, for up to 3 Macs.”
“Pay once, no subscription”
How it runs
A desktop app for macOS. Runs locally and works offline. Built with Google Analytics.
- Kind: desktop
- Runs on: macOS
- Runs where: on the device, offline
- Analytics: Google Analytics
“Small app. Covers every exit.”
“Now available for Apple Silicon MacBooks”
What it works with
Runs inside MacBook. Built on MacBook. Names M1 Pro, M2 and 2 more on its pages.
- Runs inside: MacBook
- Built on: MacBook
- Names: M1 Pro · M2 · MacBook Air · +1
“KnockKnock turns the motion sensor in your MacBook into a boss key.”
“Works on MacBooks with M2 or later, or M1 Pro.”
What it offers as proof
Live, no waitlist. Instant signup.
- Instant signup: yes
“Buy for $5”
Sources
Tablif read these pages, last on 16 Oct 2026. Everything above is what the product says about itself; Tablif does not verify every claim.
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