Coming soon for macOS
Remote Wand turns a Nintendo Joy-Con — or a Siri Remote — into a wireless keyboard, mouse, laser pointer and magnifier. Approve AI coding agents from the couch.
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Air mouse · gyro pointer Free
Wave the Joy-Con like a wand — your wrist steers the cursor.
Every card below is the real interaction loop: the button lights up on the controller, the effect happens on the screen.
Wrist motion steers the cursor. Damped at low speed for precise clicks; flick to fly across a big display.
Hold HOME and macOS dictation listens; release and it stops. Dictate prompts to Claude Code without touching the keyboard.
Your agent stops and asks → the HUD pops up → your thumb presses A. Eyes on the screen, hands off the keyboard — the vibe-coding loop, closed.
Hold a button and a magnifier (1.5–4×) floats at your cursor and follows it. Double-tap the same button to cycle presets.
One press of SL+SR swaps the whole keymap. Controller LEDs, the on-screen HUD and the menu-bar icon all tell you which mode is live.
ZR next slide, ZL previous, and the gyro paints a red laser dot right on your slides. The Logitech Spotlight was discontinued — your Joy-Con wasn't.
Soon — it's in the final stretch. Join the waitlist and you'll get the download link the day it ships, free.
The free tier doesn't — no account, no internet, ever. The free trial and Pro do need a one-time sign-in inside the app (an email and a 6-digit code — no password), and after that they work offline too. Pro is still a signed license file the app verifies locally; signing in is just how it's delivered to you. Zero telemetry either way.
Nintendo Joy-Con (left or right) on the free tier. The Apple Siri Remote is a Pro feature. More remotes are on the roadmap.
Free download at launch for everyone on the list.