Replace 20+ shortcuts.
With mouse gestures.

Yes. Curflow operates at the system level, so gestures work in any app: Safari, Chrome, Figma, VS Code, Terminal, native apps — no additional setup. You can create per-app mappings to customize specific actions.

It works with both. Curflow detects direction and intent, not calligraphy. If you use a Magic Mouse or an external trackpad, the experience is identical. It even works with third-party mice.

Nothing. Curflow has a recognition engine tolerant of imprecision. It doesn't look for exact shapes, it interprets the dominant direction of the movement. If you swipe left with a slight curve, it counts as left.

Practically nothing. The core is written in native Swift with direct access to the macOS event system. No polling, no active loops when you are not using gestures. In internal tests, the battery impact is less than 0.1% of daily charge.

Curflow asks for macOS Accessibility permissions for one reason: it is the only way to listen for your gestures and trigger actions system-wide — every gesture tool on macOS works this way. Gesture recognition runs entirely on your Mac. Your gestures, mappings and usage are stored locally and are never uploaded. No account is required to use the app.

Yes. Curflow includes a 14-day free trial — no credit card required. After the trial, you can choose the Standard license (1 Mac, 1 year of updates) or the Pro license (up to 3 Macs, lifetime updates). Both are one-time payments, no subscriptions.

No. Curflow only activates when it detects a gesture you have defined. Native macOS gestures (Mission Control, Exposé, swipe between desktops) keep working exactly the same. You can disable Curflow for specific apps with a single toggle.