WinqLook to focus.
Wink to click.
Winq watches which screen you face and puts focus and the pointer there, like ⌘-Tab for your eyes. Wink to click, make a face to run a shortcut. No cursor chasing.
macOS 13 or later · Apple silicon and Intel
Your face is the shortcut.
A one-minute calibration, then Winq quietly follows along, and keeps learning from your clicks.
Look
Turn toward another screen. Once you've settled, focus and the pointer jump there. Quick glances are ignored.
Wink
Left wink to click, right wink to right-click, right where the pointer is. Normal blinks never count.
Gesture
Raise your eyebrows for Mission Control, nod to confirm, tilt to switch Spaces. Bind any face to any shortcut, per app.
Calm by default.
Switches once you've settled
300 ms of steady attention before anything moves. Adjustable.
Waits while you type
No frame, no switch until the keyboard has been idle. Glance away to read, keep typing.
The mouse stays in charge
Touch the mouse or trackpad and Winq steps back for 1.5 s.
No flicker at the edge
Looking at the bezel between screens never ping-pongs focus.
Ignores your phone
Looking down at your desk or phone, or up at the ceiling, does nothing.
Learns as you work
You look where you click. Every click quietly tunes it to how you really sit and move.
Your face never leaves your Mac.
Winq uses Apple's Vision framework on device. There's no cloud and no account, and frames are never saved.
- Frames are read in memory and thrown away within milliseconds.
- No analytics, no tracking, no ads. Ever.
- The camera stops when your Mac locks or sleeps, or when you press ⇧⌘G.
- The only network calls: checking your license and looking for updates.
Pay once. Yours for life.
One lifetime license, no subscription. Payments, taxes and your license key are handled by Polar.
- Gaze focus for screens and windows
- Wink clicks, double click and drag
- Face gestures bound to any shortcut, per app
- Every future update included
- One Mac per license; move it any time
You'll get your license key by email right away, plus the download link.
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Questions
Do I need special hardware?
No. The built-in FaceTime camera is enough. Winq works with one screen (for clicks and gestures) and really shines with two or more.
Does it work with glasses?
Yes. Turn on “I wear glasses” and Winq uses thresholds that see through reflections; it also compares both eyes, so a wink still counts when glare hides part of one.
I can't wink. Can I still click?
Yes: use Dwell to click, or bind a click to a gesture such as pulling your mouth to one side.
What does Winq send over the internet?
Only your license key and an anonymous device hash when checking your license, and a request for the latest version number. Never images, never what you do.
Can I use it on two Macs?
A license works on one Mac at a time. Deactivate it in Settings → License (or from your Polar account) and activate it on the other Mac.
How do I uninstall it?
Settings → General → Uninstall Winq removes the app, its settings and every permission it was given.