Coming soon for macOS
Remote Wand turns a Nintendo Joy-Con — or a Siri Remote — into a wireless keyboard, mouse, laser pointer and magnifier. Approve AI coding agents from the couch.
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No subscription Offline license Zero telemetry
Air mouse · gyro pointer Free
Wave the Joy-Con like a wand — your wrist steers the cursor.
Every card below is the real interaction loop: the button lights up on the controller, the effect happens on the screen.
Wrist motion steers the cursor. Damped at low speed for precise clicks; flick to fly across a big display.
Hold HOME and macOS dictation listens; release and it stops. Dictate prompts to Claude Code without touching the keyboard.
Your agent stops and asks → the HUD pops up → your thumb presses A. Eyes on the screen, hands off the keyboard — the vibe-coding loop, closed.
Hold a button and a magnifier (1.5–4×) floats at your cursor and follows it. Double-tap the same button to cycle presets.
One press of SL+SR swaps the whole keymap. Controller LEDs, the on-screen HUD and the menu-bar icon all tell you which mode is live.
ZR next slide, ZL previous, and the gyro paints a red laser dot right on your slides. The Logitech Spotlight was discontinued — your Joy-Con wasn't.
Soon — it's in the final stretch. Join the waitlist and you'll get the download link the day it ships, free.
No. The app runs entirely offline and collects zero telemetry. The Pro license is a signed file you keep — there is no activation server.
Nintendo Joy-Con (left or right) on the free tier. The Apple Siri Remote is a Pro feature. More remotes are on the roadmap.
Free download at launch for everyone on the list.