Keep your clicks
LookFlow Cursor moves the pointer between displays. You decide what to click, and your keyboard focus stays unchanged.
A MAC APP FOR YOUR MULTI-DISPLAY DESK
Look over.
Your cursor
comes along.
LookFlow moves the pointer to the display you’re looking at. Less travel across your desk. Your mouse stays in your hands.
macOS 14+ Camera Two or more displays
LOOKFLOW CURSOR01 / THE APP
01 Your camera. Your Mac.
02 A pace you choose.
03 Click when you’re ready.
A LOOK AT EVERYDAY USE
Two screens.
One less mouse journey.
See the pointer move between a MacBook and an external display. Recorded in LookFlow Cursor.
The app starts calibrated with movement paused. After movement is enabled, looking between the external display and the MacBook moves the pointer between them. Keyboard focus stays where it is until you click.
MADE FOR YOUR SETUP
A little calibration.
Then a natural look.
Start your camera
Sit as you normally work. Keep your face and eyes visible, with your usual glasses on.
Follow the targets
LookFlow learns your display arrangement from a personal calibration, then checks it with new targets.
Choose your pace
Enable movement and adjust how long a look should last before your pointer moves. Return or undo when you need to.
Targets appear on each display. Follow them with your eyes while keeping a comfortable, steady posture. This clip shows part of the setup; it is not the full calibration.
YOU SET THE BOUNDARIES
A helping hand.
With an off switch.
Drag without interruptions
Holding a mouse button blocks automatic pointer moves. You can pause movement or stop the camera from the app.
Camera processing stays local
Camera frames are analyzed on your Mac. Optional diagnostic snapshots are off by default and stay on your Mac when enabled.
A CLEAR VIEW OF WHAT’S HAPPENING
Details when
you need them.
Check the tracking signal, inspect learned timing and see your calibration result in the Tracking details view.
Lighting, camera position, glasses and posture can affect tracking. A calibration pass is a first check; everyday reliability still needs testing on your setup.
TWO WAYS TO USE LOOKFLOW
Start with the cursor.
Go further with focus.
One-time website licenses. Download LookFlow and try it on your own setup before buying.
CURSOR · WEBSITE EDITION
LookFlow Cursor
Move between displays. Keep control of clicks and keyboard focus.
- Gaze-based pointer switching
- Personal calibration and adjustable pace
- Return and undo controls
- Local camera processing
€9.99 once · tax included
DIRECT EDITION
LookFlow Direct
Pointer switching, with additional control over which window gets focus.
- The shared cursor-switching features
- Activate a window when switching displays
- Return to a display’s last active window
- Optional focus follows mouse
€14.99 once · tax included
Try LookFlow at your desk.
Try Direct features free for 14 days with the website edition. No card, subscription or automatic charge. LookFlow Cursor is also available on the Mac App Store as a separate purchase.
A few useful details.
What do I need?
An Apple Silicon Mac running macOS 14 or later, a camera and at least two connected displays. Tracking depends on your camera framing, lighting and display arrangement. Try your own setup during the free trial.
Does it follow my eyes to an exact button?
LookFlow estimates which display you are looking at and moves the pointer between displays. It does not provide continuous, pixel-accurate eye tracking or click buttons for you.
Does pausing turn the camera off?
Pausing cursor movement leaves the camera running. Use Stop camera to stop capture. In the direct edition, focus follows mouse has its own control and can work with the camera off.
What will it cost?
Website prices are €9.99 for Cursor and €14.99 for Direct, paid once with tax included. A 14-day trial needs no card and never charges automatically. Purchase details.
What is saved on my Mac?
Calibration, settings and diagnostic event logs are stored locally. If you enable face-loss snapshots, local images can include your face and surroundings. They are off by default. Read the privacy details.