Live gesture trails
Follow your gesture as you draw, and adjust the trail color, width, and corners to suit your display.
Mouse gestures for macOS.
Draw a gesture. Run your shortcut.
Hold the right mouse button and draw. Press keys, run macOS Shortcuts, open links, or arrange windows. Give each app its own gestures.
App-specific rulesKeyboard & ShortcutsLive gesture trails
macOS 26 or later · Public build in preparation
Paid checkout is paused. Public download links will appear here when the build is ready.
Features
Designed for real workflows
Use familiar macOS controls to create gestures, set application rules, and check the permissions each feature needs.
Per-app profiles
Create different gestures per app while keeping global defaults for everything else.
Automation-native actions
Run macOS Shortcuts, press keyboard combinations, arrange windows, open links, or launch apps from a gesture.
Product tour
See Kiseki in action
Choose an app and assign an action. Hold the right mouse button, draw your gesture, then release to run it.
Gesture Library
Edit gestures and their actions, or share them as preset files.
Live overlay in Safari
A gesture trail drawn over Safari
Pricing
The public release is in preparation
Downloads are not open yet. We are preparing the signed public build.
Release status
The public release is in preparation
Not available yet
macOS 26 or later · Accessibility permission required
The Free plan supports global gestures and two app profiles. Paid licenses remove the app-profile limit.
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Release status
The public release is in preparation
macOS 26 or later · Accessibility permission required
Downloads are not open yet. We are preparing the signed public build.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What can I use on Free?
Gesture actions and global rules are available on Free. You can register up to two apps for app-specific settings, including the initial Finder and Safari profiles. Global rules also work in unregistered apps. A current yearly or lifetime license removes the app-profile limit and can be activated on up to five Macs.
How do I purchase Kiseki?
Open Billing to check purchase availability. When checkout is open, choose a plan and activate Kiseki with the license key from your receipt.
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?
Gesture settings stay on your Mac. Use the application or gesture menus to export and import presets.
How many Macs can I use?
See the billing page for current activation limits. Deactivate an old machine from Settings > License to free a seat before activating on another Mac.
How do I manage my subscription?
Use the Manage Subscription link in your purchase receipt to cancel renewal. If you cannot find it, contact support with your order number.
Does the app collect telemetry?
Gesture recognition runs locally. Configured release builds may send scrubbed crash reports. Gesture content, shortcuts, clipboard contents, and license keys are not crash-reporting inputs. See the Privacy Policy for details.
What happens when I change devices?
Deactivate the old install from Settings > License to free a seat, then use your license key to activate on the new Mac. This applies to yearly and lifetime licenses.
How fast is support?
Email [email protected]. We aim to reply within two business days in 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.