triplettap

Triplettap is a term used in digital interfaces to describe a gesture in which a user taps a surface three times in quick succession. It is not a universal standard; the function of a triple-tap depends on the platform, app, or device implementing it. Because there is no single specification, different systems map three consecutive taps to different actions.

In user interfaces, triple-tap is commonly used as a shortcut or trigger for a specific command or feature within an app. Some applications may interpret a triple-tap as a way to reset a view, activate a hidden feature, or jump to a particular mode. In accessibility and operating system settings, triple-tap gestures may be configurable to toggle a feature, adjust magnification, or invoke an accessibility shortcut. The exact behavior varies widely across devices and software, and legacy or third-party apps may ignore the gesture altogether.

In branding and media, triplettap can appear as a product name, company handle, or project title. When used as a proper noun, it typically refers to a brand or initiative rather than a general input gesture.

See also: double-tap, multi-touch gestures, gesture controls.