Version 1.0.8 · macOS 14 or later
Calmer movement, steadier targets.
This update reduces the feeling of extra mouse sensitivity while keeping deliberate movement responsive. Small controls are steadier once reached, without trapping the pointer when you move away.
What changed
- Smoother movement onset
Large corrections now ease in more calmly, so the cursor no longer feels as though the mouse sensitivity suddenly increased.
- Stable small targets
Once the pointer settles inside a small control, TrueCursor holds one visible point instead of wandering between neighboring pixels.
- Natural movement away
Target steadying recognizes sustained outward movement across trackpads, ordinary mice, and high-report-rate devices, then releases without grabbing the same control again.
- Safer automatic tuning
New profiles stay conservative until enough movement has been observed, and a temporarily quiet hand no longer removes a large amount of learned assistance at once.
- Steadier drags before calibration
Slow tremor is no longer allowed to become stronger while dragging before TrueCursor has learned its rhythm.
Privacy and compatibility
TrueCursor runs on Apple silicon and Intel Macs with macOS 14 or later. Pointer processing and automatic tuning stay on the Mac.