Cursorly
Pre-release · Windows 10 and 11

Show me the next click.

You know that setting buried three menus deep in an app you barely use? Cursorly is for exactly that. Hit a hotkey, tell it what you're after, and a second cursor floats over to the button you need. It points, you click. That's the whole trick.

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It never clicks for you. The cursor just points, so you're always the one driving.

Watch it find a setting you'd never find.

Turning on Windows dark mode is buried four clicks deep. Here's Cursorly walking you there.

Ask in plain words, follow the cursor, do each click yourself.

Not sold yet? Here's one for the Excel crowd.

Same idea, deeper in the weeds. "Turn this into a pivot table," handled.

Book1 - Excel
File Home Insert Draw Page Layout Formulas Data View
▤Paste BIU ΣSum
▦PivotTable ▭Table ▥Chart ≣Slicer
A1fxRegion
ABC
1RegionQ1Q2
2North820910
3South540770
4East610680
5West720640
Sheet1Sheet2+

It points; you click. Same loop in any app.

Three steps, then it gets out of your way.

There's no new app to live in. The hotkey works right inside whatever you're already doing.

  1. 01

    Press the hotkey.

    Ctrl + Alt + K out of the box, and you can change it in the tray. It fires from inside any app, so you don't have to go find Cursorly first.

  2. 02

    Say what you want.

    A little box pops up. Type it the way you'd say it to a friend: "set the font to 14," "check for updates," "open my email." Then hit Enter.

  3. 03

    Follow the cursor.

    It reads the window the way a screen reader does, figures out the next thing to click, and points right at it. If you need to type something, a little note tells you exactly what.

Where it actually helps

  • Apps you open once a quarter and have to relearn every single time. Editors, spreadsheet macros, that weird tool a contractor set up and left behind.
  • Walking someone else through an app you don't use yourself. They type the goal, you watch the cursor, they click.
  • The corners of an app you know but never visit. The export menu. The settings page you avoid.
  • Dense screens full of unlabeled buttons, where you just need a finger pointed at the right one.

Stuff it won't do

  • Click for you. Not ever, not in any mode. Every action stays yours.
  • Run on anything but Windows 10 and 11. No Mac, Linux, or phone yet.
  • Work offline. The thinking happens on a cloud model.
  • Peek at anything Windows flags as sensitive, like password managers, banking, and login screens.
  • Record your screen. It reads structure, not video.

What leaves your machine, and what doesn't.

Reading the screen
Happens on your machine, through the same accessibility layer Windows already hands to screen readers.
What's sent
Just the goal you typed plus a short text summary of the window. No screenshots unless a window is too bare to read, and even then it asks first.
Local secrets
Your sign-in token and cache are encrypted with Windows DPAPI, under your account.
Provider keys
The model's API key lives on the backend, never in the app on your machine. Nothing on your device to leak.
This website
No ads, no ad networks, no cookies. Visits are counted with Cloudflare's cookieless analytics, which can't tell who you are, so there's nothing to consent to.

Who's behind it.

It's just me building this. It's early, and a little rough in spots, and honestly that's the fun part. I'm shaping it with the first handful of users, one conversation at a time. If it sounds useful, hop on the list, or just say hi on LinkedIn.

Questions.

Is this one of those agents that does everything for me?

Nope. It points, you click, you type. There's no auto-pilot, on purpose, so it can't go clicking through something it shouldn't.

Can it open other apps or change Windows settings?

Yep. It sees the window you're in plus the taskbar and the Start menu, so you can ask for things outside the current app too. "Open Notepad," "check for updates," that kind of thing.

Does it type for me?

No. It points at the field and shows you the exact text to type. You type it.

Can I use it right now?

Yes. There's a free demo build you can download below. It's unsigned and rough in places, but it's the real product working end to end. The waitlist gets the polished builds first.

What's it going to cost?

Free while it's pre-release. Later there'll probably be a free tier with a daily cap and a paid one without. Nothing's priced yet, and this page will tell you before anyone gets charged.

Try the demo today.

The same build I run every day, zipped up. It's an early demo, not the polished launch version, but it's the real product: hotkey, second cursor, live guidance.

Download for Windows Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit · ~220 MB zip · free
  • It's honestly a demo. Rough edges included. The polished version goes to the waitlist below first.
  • Unsigned for now. Windows SmartScreen will warn about an unknown publisher. Pick "More info", then "Run anyway". Code signing comes with the full release.
  • You can read every line. The whole app is open source on GitHub, so you don't have to take my word for what it does.
  • Bring an OpenRouter key. The demo runs on your own OpenRouter API key, pasted once into Settings inside the app. Hosted accounts with included credits are next.

Unzip, run Cursorly.exe, press Ctrl+Alt+Win+K in any app, and type what you're stuck on.

Get on the waitlist.

The demo above is free for anyone. The full version, signed, with sign-in and included AI credits, goes out to this list first. Drop your email and I'll send yours when the next builds go out.

Rather talk first? Find me on LinkedIn. I read every message myself.