Help for Mac pointing and clicking

Looking for MS hand tremor computer help?

TrueCursor makes the arrow steadier on your Mac. It can help with shaking, missed clicks, and slips during a click. You use your usual mouse, trackpad, or trackball.

A shake that grows as you reachrecorded from the real engine
The hand, reaching for a targetbefore
The arrow, with TrueCursorafter
With MS and similar conditions, the shake often grows just as the hand closes in on what it wants, right when precision matters most. Here the hand’s wave swells toward the end of a reach; the arrow stays on course and lands.

Use only what helps

Can the setup change from day to day?

Movement

It finds the right steadiness itself

Nothing to adjust. It measures your movement and settles where the arrow feels natural, then keeps up as your day changes.

Clicks

Turn click help on or off

Keep it only if it makes real clicks easier. You can still double-click and drag.

Apps

Leave some apps alone

Pause the help for drawing or any app where you want your normal pointer.

A fair test

How should you compare it?

  1. Pick one task you do often, such as email or choosing photos.

  2. Try it once with TrueCursor paused.

  3. Try the same task with TrueCursor on.

  4. Keep it only if clicks feel easier or take fewer tries.

Your comfort comes first

What if it adds effort?

Pause it and use your normal pointer. You can change the setting, reset the automatic tuning, or remove the app.

Your movement stays on your Mac. If you want help, a real person answers email.

Results vary. TrueCursor does not diagnose, monitor, or treat MS.

See if one familiar task feels easier.

The full app is free for 30 days. No card is needed.

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Beyond the computer: for information and support about living with MS, the National MS Society is the place to start. This page is about using a Mac, it is not medical advice, and your care team knows your situation best.