Touch your Mac.
Your touchscreen now works with macOS — natural Touch Gestures, smooth momentum scrolling and powerful Tools for most USB touchscreens, fully configurable from the menu bar.
Natural gestures. Native scrolling. Fully configurable.
Refined single-finger gestures with smooth, momentum-based scrolling
Fully configurable
Scroll speed, tap timing, drag threshold, right-click delay, per-display mapping — all adjustable from the menu bar. Instant changes.
20-second setup
Download, drag to Applications, one permission toggle. No terminal. No kernel extensions.
Standard USB HID touchscreens
ELAN, Elo Touch, Corsair Xeneon, MicroTouch, ViewSonic, and most USB HID-compliant touchscreens. Up to 8 touchscreens simultaneously.
One-time purchase. No subscription.
Personal
Personal licence for 1 user, up to 2 computers. For personal use only. 7-day free trial. All gestures included. Free updates within the major version purchased. No subscription. 14-day full refund.
FAQ
Does it work with my touchscreen?
Touchscreen Gestures works with USB touchscreens that expose the standard HID Digitizer or HID Mouse protocol. That covers many ELAN, Elo Touch, Corsair Xeneon, MicroTouch, ViewSonic models and many more. Touch monitors from iiyama, Philips, Acer, ASUS and Lenovo that use the standard HID protocol should work as well.
Customer-confirmed models include the Corsair Xeneon Edge, Dell P2424HT, AU16T, BJYP-L1 and ZSUS, plus panels using SiS, eGalax, SINCO and ILITEK touch controllers.
It does not work with proprietary non-HID touch implementations, Bluetooth touchscreens, or iPad Sidecar. If your monitor came with its own macOS touch driver (UPDD, eGalaxTouch or similar), uninstall it first — macOS lets only one app control a touchscreen at a time. Please use the 7-day free trial to confirm compatibility with your specific hardware.
Multi-touch?
Single-finger gestures only — tap, scroll, drag, double-tap, long-press, cursor return and more. No pinch-to-zoom.
What permissions?
Accessibility permission only. It is used to translate touch input into standard mouse interactions on macOS.
What do crash reports include?
Crash reports may include system information, connected device identifiers, app and driver configuration, and relevant logs or crash data needed to diagnose failures. Automatic diagnostic sharing is optional and can be enabled or changed later from the app's menu bar.
Intel or Apple silicon?
Both. Universal binary. Runs on macOS 13 Ventura and later.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — 7-day free trial, no payment required. If your touchscreen isn't detected, contact us with a diagnostic report and we'll try to add support in a future update.