Winq

Winq transforms your Mac's built-in camera into a hands-free input system that lets you control your computer with gaze, winks, and facial gestures. It reads coarse, reliable signals from your face, where you're looking, which eye closes, and how your brows and mouth move, and converts them into discrete actions like switching focus, clicking, or triggering shortcuts. The app runs entirely on your Mac, works from the menu bar, and never sends video data off-device. With three core input modes, gaze focus, wink clicks, and face shortcuts, Winq enables precise control without a mouse or keyboard. Gaze focus lets you switch between displays or windows by looking at them, with the pointer landing where your eyes fall. Wink clicks handle left, right, double-click, and drag actions, while the gesture vocabulary of ten expressions (eyebrow raise, nod, head shake, smile, etc.) can be bound to any keyboard shortcut, shell command, or Shortcuts automation. A two-minute dot calibration adapts to your head and eye movements, and the system continues learning from every click. Designed for professionals and power users, Winq supports per-app profiles, glasses mode, dwell-to-click for users unable to wink, and a plain-text configuration file for advanced tweaks. It pauses automatically while typing or using a mouse, and can be toggled instantly with a global shortcut. A one-day free trial gives access to all features without requiring an account or payment.