Press kit

Last updated 3 November 2026

Everything you need to write about StillMouse. The images and the video on this page are free to use in coverage of StillMouse. For questions, an interview by email or a free license to review the app, write to ismail@axleno.com.

In one line

StillMouse is a Mac menu bar app that steadies the mouse pointer and ignores accidental clicks for hands that shake.

In a paragraph

StillMouse takes the shake out of the mouse pointer in every Mac app, and its click guard ignores presses too short to be a real click and the extra click a bouncing finger adds right after a double-click. It works with any mouse, trackpad or trackball. Eight presets go from Gentle to Precision, and a one-minute test on the Mac measures how much the pointer shakes and suggests one. Only if the user asks does AI explain the result in plain words and tune a personal setting within the presets' range. StillMouse is a pointer setting, not a medical device: it doesn't diagnose or treat any condition.

Facts

Maker: Axleno LLC (axleno.com)
Platform: macOS 15 Sequoia or later, Apple silicon or Intel. It needs the Accessibility permission to steady the pointer.
Price: 7-day free trial with no card or email. After it, the Balanced preset keeps working for free. A license is $29.99 once, no subscription, until 31 December 2026, then $34.99. One Mac at a time, 14-day refund.
Where to get it: stillmouse.com. The download is signed with Axleno's Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple.
Why not the Mac App Store: App Store apps must run in a sandbox, and a sandboxed app can't get the Accessibility permission StillMouse needs to steady the pointer in every app.
Privacy: the one-minute test runs on the Mac. If the user asks for AI, only the result's numbers are sent, never the recording, a name or an email address.
Languages: English, Arabic, Bengali, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian and Turkish.
Patent: patent application filed.

From the maker

I'm hard of hearing, so I know what it's like when a computer isn't built for the way you use it. When the mouse became the hardest part of a close relative's day, I built StillMouse for them. It starts with the pointer. Keyboard help is next.

İsmail, who makes StillMouse at Axleno