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A lens of glass appears under your cursor. Hold the button and it follows you as a drop, gathers a charge, and leans on the edge of the screen. Left and right buttons each have their own look.
GlassReflex is a small menu bar app for your Mac. Every click and key press answers with a touch of glass, right where it happens.
Version 1.0 · macOS 26 or later
A lens of glass appears under your cursor. Hold the button and it follows you as a drop, gathers a charge, and leans on the edge of the screen. Left and right buttons each have their own look.
Hold ⌥⌘ and a large glass shape follows your cursor, so people on a call or watching your tutorial see exactly where to look.
Show what you type in glass. Classic writes it on a small panel, Fun sends each key flying up, and Keyboard lights up a little MacBook keyboard in the corner.
GlassReflex asks only for Input Monitoring. No Screen Recording, no Accessibility.
Clicks and keys are used to draw the glass and forgotten right away. Nothing is saved, logged, or sent.
Clicks and keys stay out of screenshots and screen recordings by default. The pointer always shows. One switch changes it.
$12
One time, plus tax where your country requires it.