Compatibility
Will TrueCursor work on your Mac?
It works on most recent Macs with an ordinary mouse, trackpad, or trackball. Use this page to check your setup. Then try your own tasks for free.
The basic check
Which Macs and pointing devices work?
| Part of your setup | What works | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Mac software | macOS 14 Sonoma or later | Click the Apple menu, then About This Mac, to see your version. |
| Mac hardware | Apple silicon and Intel | Both newer and older kinds of Mac chips are included. |
| Mouse | USB and Bluetooth mice | Extra buttons made by the mouse company may work differently. |
| Trackpad | MacBook and Magic Trackpad | Try pointing, clicking, dragging, and your usual finger moves. |
| Trackball | USB and Bluetooth trackballs | Do the automatic tuning with the trackball you use. |
| Screens | One or more displays | Try moving across every screen in your own setup. |
Things to try carefully
What else can change the pointer?
Try these during the free trial
- Mouse helpers such as Logitech Options+, BetterTouchTool, SteerMouse, or LinearMouse.
- Screen sharing, remote desktop, Parallels, or VMware.
- Drawing programs and other apps that need exact freehand movement.
Expect TrueCursor to step aside
- Games may take direct control of the pointer.
- Password and Mac sign-in screens may use the normal pointer.
- Drawing tablets and pens: hold fn or add the app to the exclusion list; automatic pass-through per device is not something we promise yet.
A five-minute check
How do you test your own setup?
Open a page or app you know well.
Try a small link, one click, a double-click, and a drag.
Hold fn and check that your normal pointer returns.
Repeat the test in any app that matters to you.
Try the devices and apps you use every day.
The full app is free for 30 days. No card is needed. A real person can help by email.