A faster way to use your Mac

Menus where your pointer is.

Less travelling. Less clicking. More control.

Menu@Pointer brings the current application's real macOS menu to the mouse pointer, and adds a simple second action for working without constantly reopening menus.

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Native macOS app · macOS 12 or later · Accessibility permission required

You shouldn't have to move to the top of the screen every time you want a menu.

Two buttons. Three actions.

A two-button mouse can behave like a three-button mouse.

Menu@Pointer keeps the ordinary macOS context menu available without giving up a dedicated Menu action.

Two-button mouse / Magic Mouse

Left: Select as normal
Right click: Open Menu@Pointer
Hold Right: Open the native macOS context menu

Three-button mouse

Left: Select
Middle click: Open Menu@Pointer
Right: Adjust
Hold Middle: Open the native macOS context menu

More than a menu shortcut

Small changes that remove a surprising amount of friction.

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Menu at the pointer

Open the application's real menu exactly where you're already working.

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Keep menus open

Use Adjust on menu commands to apply several related actions without reopening the menu each time.

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Move background windows

Adjust-drag a title bar to move a window without deliberately bringing it to the front.

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Finder multi-select

Toggle Finder selections with Adjust while preserving the rest of the current selection.

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Quick actions

Cut, Copy and Paste are close at hand, with Finder-specific actions where useful.

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Native context menu on hold

Need the app's ordinary right-click menu? Hold the Menu button and macOS handles it normally.

“The aim is simple: keep your attention where the pointer already is.”

Requirements

Made for macOS.

macOS 12 or later.

Accessibility permission. Menu@Pointer needs this to read application menus and respond to global mouse actions.

Mouse, Magic Mouse or trackpad. Two-button and three-button setups are supported.

Menu@Pointer 0.37

Public download coming soon.

The app is currently being tested before signing, notarisation and public release.