TAP

Tap aims to make cooldown tracking feel a lot more natural. Type /tap to enter edit mode, then drag the things you want directly onto your screen and place them where they feel best to you, almost like building with blocks. Tap supports spell cooldowns, buffs, Blizzard assist prompts, resource bars, as well as racial abilities, trinkets, items, and custom spell monitors, so you do not have to keep wrestling with a pile of scattered settings.

If you prefer a cleaner layout, Tap also supports grouping. You can put similar monitors into a group and adjust their size, spacing, direction, position, borders, cooldown text, charge text, keybind text, cooldown animations, glow effects, and voice alerts all at once. Once everything is in place, just leave edit mode and let Tap handle the rest.

What we really want is a true “what you see is what you get” experience. If you want to change something, click it and edit it directly, instead of digging through layers of menus, trying to find the exact setting you need, and awkwardly tweaking things bit by bit. The goal is to make cooldown tracking feel more intuitive, and a little more elegant.