Neverclick is a desktop application that enables users to perform mouse actions using only a keyboard. It addresses repetitive strain injury by allowing navigation and interaction with any application without a mouse.
The tool applies on-device computer vision to detect clickable user interface elements on screen and overlays keyboard hints for selection. Hints appear instantly even on ten-year-old office laptops. It supports precise positioning such as jumping to the beginning or end of a word or stepping outside a UI element box. Key prioritization favors letters on the home row of a standard QWERTY layout. Configuration occurs through an interactive virtual keyboard for custom keybinds.
Neverclick runs completely offline with no accounts, advertisements, or data collection. It is delivered as a Windows installer that places the program in Program Files to register as an accessibility tool, enabling mouse actions on applications running as administrator. Linux and macOS versions are not yet available, and no portable edition exists.
The software is free to download and use with no subscriptions or trials. Its developer created it while managing RSI, recovered with its help, and continues to rely on it daily.
Neverclick sits in PulseGate's Productivity & Work category. It focuses on navigating and clicking on any desktop UI without using a physical mouse, especially to reduce RSI strain. Neverclick is a consumer product aimed at computer users with RSI or keyboard-only preference. The product is available for free. Neverclick is available on the web and Windows.
It is developed by LazoVelko, and the product first shipped in 2026. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 365 stars and 1 commits in the last 90 days. Among its 5 catalogued features are keyboard mouse control, on-device computer vision, and custom keybinds.
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