Control your mouse cursor entirely from the keyboard. Move, click, scroll, and drag — no mouse or trackpad needed.

Mousable is a macOS menu bar utility inspired by Mouseable for Windows (now archived). It intercepts keyboard input to give you full mouse control with smooth, physics-based acceleration.

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Mousable needs Accessibility access to intercept keyboard events and move the cursor. On first launch, macOS will prompt you to grant permission:

1. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility
2. Enable the toggle for Mousable
3. If the prompt doesn't appear, you can add Mousable manually with the + button

Mousable will poll for permission every 2 seconds until granted. You don't need to restart the app.

Once permission is granted, Mousable lives in your menu bar (it won't appear in the Dock).

Press ⌘J to activate mouse control. Press ; to deactivate. That's it.

Both keybindings can be customized in Settings.

While activated, use WASD to move the cursor:

Hold multiple keys for diagonal movement. The cursor accelerates smoothly the longer you hold a direction and decelerates when you release.

Hold a click key and move with WASD to drag. Double-click by pressing quickly twice (within 300ms, matching macOS behavior).

Scrolling has its own independent acceleration curve — it starts slow and speeds up the longer you hold.

Hold H while moving to activate turbo mode for fast, large cursor movements across the screen.

        R (scroll up)
        W (up)
Q  A  S  D  E       J (left click)   L (right click)   H (turbo)
   (scroll left/right)
        F (scroll down)

Click the Mousable menu bar icon and select Settings (or press ⌘, while the menu is open) to configure:

Both the activate and deactivate keys can be remapped to any key with any combination of modifiers (Ctrl, Option, Shift, Cmd). Click the keybinding button in Settings and press your desired key combination.

• Launch at Login — Start Mousable automatically when you log in (macOS 13+)
• Reset to Defaults — Restore all settings to their original values

Mousable uses a physics-based movement model running at 50Hz:

• Acceleration — Holding a direction key smoothly increases speed up to the configured max
• Deceleration — Releasing a key decays speed at 2x the acceleration rate for a responsive stop
• Momentum — Changing direction preserves your current speed for fluid transitions
• Diagonal correction — Diagonal movement is normalized (÷ √2) so it doesn't feel faster than cardinal movement
• Screen clamping — The cursor stays within your display bounds across all connected monitors

• macOS 11.0 (Big Sur) or later
• Accessibility permission

1. Clone the repository
2. Open Mousable.xcodeproj in Xcode
3. Build and run (⌘R)

No external dependencies are required.

See LICENSE for details.

• Inspired by Mouseable by wirekang