DoubleMouse 1.1.1

Two physical mice. Two glass pointers. Zero cursor custody battles.

DoubleMouse 1.1.1 refreshes the icon and makes the hardware requirement explicit: the app needs two pointing devices. Use two physical mice, or the built-in MacBook trackpad plus one external mouse.

The app provides simultaneous movement, independent clicks, blue-pointer scrolling, and drag-and-drop for faster two-handed workflows, teaching, and support sessions.

The universal DMG supports Apple Silicon and Intel Macs running macOS 13 or later. It is ad-hoc signed but not notarized, so macOS may ask you to approve the first launch under Privacy & Security.

SHA-256: 41f015e6e826a70f2a4f42ca16617490d5e6d42c86575181e5cfc15696022c42

DoubleMouse 1.1.0

One Mac. Two mice. Zero cursor custody battles.

DoubleMouse 1.1.0 gives a second physical mouse its own blue pointer, with true simultaneous movement for both devices. It is built for faster two-handed workflows and for teaching or support sessions where two people share one Mac.

Highlights:

• Simultaneous system and blue-pointer movement
• Independent clicks
• Blue-pointer scrolling and drag-and-drop
• USB, Bluetooth, and trackpad plus external mouse setups
• Universal Apple Silicon and Intel build for macOS 13 or later

Open the DMG, drag DoubleMouse to Applications, and grant Accessibility and Input Monitoring permissions. The build is ad-hoc signed but not notarized, so macOS may ask you to approve the first launch under Privacy & Security.

SHA-256: eedea2999cf6317b5862e93b9977ecb4ffc4010e87f707285f0a9b7955d5f0ed

DoubleMouse v1.0.3

First public working prototype of DoubleMouse.\n\nHighlights:\n- Use a second physical mouse as an independent blue pointer on macOS.\n- Keep the system cursor and blue pointer independent.\n- Click with the blue pointer.\n- Assign the system mouse and blue pointer mouse from the menu bar.\n- User-space Swift/AppKit prototype using IOHIDManager, Accessibility, and CoreGraphics.\n\nThis is source-only for now; packaged app builds are planned.