Live overlay & haptics
See every stroke in real time with smooth visuals and optional haptic feedback.
Kiseki
Modern gesture control built for today’s macOS
Hold the right mouse button, draw an intuitive gesture, and Kiseki executes the shortcut, URL, or automation you assign. Your configuration stays entirely on your Mac.
Public testCore gesturesAlways up to date
Public test build · paid checkout paused until 1.0
Kiseki is in public beta; core gestures are stable but some flows may change before 1.0.
Gesture map
↓ Close tab
↑ New tab
Finder → Close Tab
⌘ W · per-app override
Safari → Open New Tab
⌘ T · global fallback
Features
Designed for real workflows
Kiseki combines the speed of gestures with modern macOS conventions so teams can roll it out without surprise dialogs.
Per-app profiles
Create different gestures per app while keeping global defaults for everything else.
Automation-native actions
Trigger Shortcuts, run scripts, press complex key combos, or launch any app from a gesture.
Product tour
See Kiseki in action
A quick look at the gesture list and the built-in license screen.
Live gesture demo
Closing a Safari tab with a downward gesture
Gesture Library
Create, duplicate, or import presets with one click.
Live overlay in Safari
Closing a tab with a downward stroke
Pricing
Public test release
Kiseki is available as a public test build while paid plans are paused.
Public test
Paid checkout is paused
Version 0.1.2
Free test build while the 1.0 release is prepared
Download Kiseki, try the core gesture workflow, and send feedback before paid plans reopen.
Download public testKiseki is currently available as a public test build. Paid checkout is paused until the 1.0 release.
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macOS 15 or later · Accessibility permission required
Kiseki remembers your window size and settings automatically.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do I purchase Kiseki?
Download the app, start the built-in trial, then click “Go Pro” to open a secure checkout window for the Standard subscription or Lifetime license.
Where can I report bugs or feature requests?
Open a GitHub Issue via the footer link. For account or billing topics, use the Email link in the footer.
Where are my gestures stored?
Everything stays on your Mac. Use Settings > Support > Data to export or import backup files when needed.
How many Macs can I use?
Each license can be active on up to 5 Macs simultaneously. Deactivate an old machine from Settings > License to free a seat before activating on another Mac.
How do I manage my subscription?
Open Settings > License and choose “Check status” or use the link in your purchase receipt to manage or cancel your plan.
Does the app collect telemetry?
No. All recognition happens locally and Kiseki never uploads your gestures, shortcuts, or app list.
What happens when I change devices?
Deactivate the old install from Settings > License to free a seat, then activate on the new Mac. Lifetime licenses can be moved; subscriptions just sign back in.
How fast is support?
Email [email protected] and we typically reply within one business day (English or Japanese).
Do you offer refunds?
Yes. If Kiseki is not for you, send your order number to support within 30 days and we will issue a full refund.