Hold the right mouse button, draw a stroke, and let go to fire the shortcut it stands for: left and right to switch tabs, up to maximize, an upside-down L to close the tab. Raiju is a mouse gesture tool built natively for Apple silicon. Light, fast, and quiet in the background.
Hold the right or middle button and draw. Not just up, down, left and right: zigzags, checkmarks and loops all work as gestures. Recognized on release, or the moment you finish drawing if you prefer.
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Follows the app under the pointer
Gestures live at four levels: global, group, app and desktop, matched to the app under your pointer. The same stroke can close a tab in your browser and do something else in your editor.
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System shortcuts
Send system-wide shortcuts like Mission Control or switching Spaces directly, without first bringing the app under the pointer to the front.
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Native on Apple silicon
Written natively in Swift, about 1.4 MB to download. Recognizing a gesture takes around 4 microseconds, and it uses almost no CPU while you are not drawing.
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Works with WGestures settings
Reads your WGestures 2 gestures and preferences directly, so moving over takes one click on first launch. Your gestures and shortcuts work just as before.
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See your stroke
Your stroke is drawn live as you move. It changes color and shows the gesture name once recognized, so a miss is obvious at a glance.
Draw on this screen
Below is a Mac screen. Hold the mouse button (or your finger on a phone) and draw a stroke, then let go to see which gesture it matched and which shortcut it would press.
