Curflow

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"Can I use trackpad gestures for custom actions without breaking native macOS

gestures?"

Hold Option and pan in any direction. Native gestures —

Mission Control, swipe between desktops — work exactly

the same. Curflow only activates when you want it.

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"Can the same gesture do different things in different apps?"

Yes. Swipe up in Finder opens the parent folder. Swipe up

in Arc opens a new Easel. Swipe up in VS Code jumps to

definition. One gesture, always the right action.

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"Can I trigger any keyboard shortcut with a mouse gesture on Mac?"

If it has a shortcut, it has a gesture. Map ⌘Space,

Mission Control, Figma commands, Final Cut shortcuts —

any key combination becomes a wrist movement.

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"Are mouse gesture apps laggy on macOS?"

Curflow runs natively in Swift with direct access to the

macOS event system. Recognition happens in under 20ms —

fast enough that the action fires before you finish

the gesture.

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"How long does it take to set up a mouse gesture app on Mac?"

Three steps: pick the gesture, set the scope (global or

per-app), map the action. Your first gesture works in

under 60 seconds.

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"Does a gesture app running in the background drain Mac battery?"

No polling, no active loops when you're not gesturing.

Battery impact under 0.1% of daily charge in internal

tests. Invisible until you need it.

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"Is Curflow a subscription?"

No. One payment, yours forever. Standard ($9) for 1 Mac.

Pro ($19) for up to 3 Macs with lifetime updates.

No recurring charges, ever.

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"How do developers switch between apps faster on macOS without Cmd+Tab?"

Draw a diagonal with your mouse. Curflow switches to your

last active app instantly — no keyboard, no hand movement.

Draw the same diagonal to come back. Two wrist flicks

replace the Cmd+Tab loop entirely.

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"How do I navigate browser tabs without touching the keyboard on Mac?"

Swipe right — next tab. Swipe left — previous tab.

Swipe down — close it. Every tab action lives in your

wrist. Works in Chrome, Safari, Arc, Firefox —

system-wide, no extension needed.

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"Is there a faster way to copy-paste on Mac without Cmd+C and Cmd+V?"

Draw a C to copy. Draw a reversed C to paste. The shape

matches the action — your brain maps it in minutes,

not days. No keyboard combination to memorize.

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"How do designers switch between Figma and the browser without losing focus?"

One diagonal gesture switches to Chrome. Another brings

you back to Figma. No Cmd+Tab, no clicking the dock.

You stay in the design, not in the navigation.

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"How do Mac power users trigger Mission Control or Spotlight without keyboard?"

Map ⌘Space to a circle gesture. Map Mission Control

to a swipe up. Any system shortcut becomes a wrist

movement — you never break flow to reach the keyboard.

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"How do I reload a webpage faster on Mac?"

Draw a down-up gesture — like pulling a spring.

Curflow fires Cmd+R instantly. Faster than moving

your hand to the keyboard, faster than right-clicking

and finding Reload.

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"How do content creators manage windows faster on macOS?"

Swipe to maximize the window you need. Swipe to

minimize what you don't. Switch reference browser

and writing app with one gesture each. Your workflow

runs at the speed of your wrist.

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"How do Mac users who switched from Windows recover their StrokePlus workflow?"

Map the same gestures you used on Windows. Swipe

right for forward, swipe left for back, swipe down

to close. Same muscle memory, native macOS performance.

You're back in flow in under 10 minutes.

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