Index finger up
The pointer follows your fingertip.
GestureWright turns your laptop's built-in camera into a pointer. Move it, click, scroll and switch desktops with simple hand gestures, without touching the keyboard or trackpad.
Useful when your hands are busy, messy or tired, when you're presenting from across the room, or when a mouse and trackpad just aren't comfortable.
Move, click, double-click, right-click, drag, scroll, switch desktops, see all your windows and change the volume.
Camera frames are processed in memory on your computer and thrown away. Nothing is recorded or sent anywhere.
Starts by itself when you sign in and runs quietly in the background. Hold a fist to pause it whenever you like.
The pointer follows your fingertip.
Twice quickly to double-click. Hold to drag.
Move your hand up or down.
Stops gesture control until you do it again.
GestureWright looks at each camera frame, finds your hand, and throws the frame away. There is no account, no cloud service and nothing to sign in to.
Frames are never saved to disk or sent over the internet.
The hand-tracking model ships inside the app. No internet needed after installing.
Hold a fist, or stop it from the Start menu. It can release the camera completely while paused.
The source code is on GitHub, so anyone can check what it does with the camera.
Run the Windows setup, or drag the app into Applications on a Mac. Everything it needs is inside.
Say yes when your computer asks. On a Mac, also allow Accessibility so it can move the pointer.
Point to move, pinch to click. It starts by itself every time you sign in.