Hold a pose, swipe, or pinch — Touchless reads your hand straight from your webcam and fires the action you've mapped to it. No wearables, no markers, no extra hardware.
Touchless
Control your PC with hand gestures and your voice — no touch required. Camera tracking, voice commands, and dictation all run locally on your machine.
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Everything Touchless does
An open palm moves the pointer, a pinch clicks, and lifting two fingers scrolls. Flip it on and off with a left-hand pose — a full mouse, with nothing on your desk.
Draw on top of whatever's on screen — for presentations, tutorials, or quick notes. Switch colour and brush size by gesture, then wipe the canvas clean when you're done.
Take a screenshot or record a short clip hands-free, then choose where it saves. Perfect for quick shares, walkthroughs, and bug reports without reaching for a shortcut.
Say what you want — open an app, play music, switch windows. Speech recognition runs locally with whisper.cpp, so commands never leave your machine.
Dictate straight into any text field, with local transcription and live grammar cleanup. Still in beta — accuracy and latency improve every release.
Teach Touchless a new static pose or motion, then bind it to a keypress, an app, or a voice action. The controls become yours.
Play, pause, skip, change volume, and switch playlists in Spotify and YouTube without touching the keyboard.See all integrations →
Ready to try it?
The Windows installer is signed and includes everything you need: the gesture engine, voice models, and the tutorial. macOS support is on the way.
Why does Windows show a SmartScreen warning?
Touchless is signed with Microsoft Azure Trusted Signing, but a new certificate has to build reputation — so SmartScreen warns on the first few hundred installs until it does. Click More info → Run anyway to continue. This is normal for a small indie app and clears itself over time.