LeviterWhat you’ll need.
| Mac | A Mac with Apple silicon. |
|---|---|
| macOS | macOS 26 or later. |
| Camera | The Mac’s built-in camera, or an iPhone with Continuity Camera. |
| Voice | Connect understands English. Commands in your own words need Apple Intelligence turned on. |
| Permissions | Camera and Accessibility for hand control, Microphone for voice. |
| Price | To be announced. |
What it does.
- Moves the pointer with your hand, within a reach you calibrate, and settles onto buttons.
- Clicks and drags with a pinch, and scrolls.
- Opens a wheel of twelve shortcuts with a fist, including window layouts.
- Takes spoken commands with Connect, and types what you say into text boxes.
- Gives sound cues and on-screen confirmations, and stops instantly with ⌃⌥⌘H.
- Checks itself with a built-in Self-Test.
Install.
- Open the downloaded file and drag Leviter to Applications.
- Open Leviter from Applications. The Welcome window walks you through the rest.
New to it? The help page covers calibration, the gestures and how to stop it.
Release notes.
What changed in each version will be listed here, starting with the first release.