# Winq for Mac

Canonical page: https://macbase.app/apps/winq

> Control your Mac with eye and face gestures

- Price: $7.87, after a 1-day free trial
- Requires: macOS 14 Sonoma or later
- Apple silicon: runs natively
- Notarized by Apple: yes
- Developer: Mahmoud Galal
- Categories: [Productivity](https://macbase.app/categories/productivity), [Keyboard & Mouse](https://macbase.app/categories/keyboard-mouse), [Menu Bar & Notch](https://macbase.app/categories/menu-bar-notch)

## About

Winq turns your Mac’s camera into hands-free input. Look at a display or window to focus it, wink to click, raise your eyebrows to scroll, and use gestures such as nods, smiles, and head tilts to trigger keyboard shortcuts, Shortcuts actions, AppleScript, shell commands, or Winq actions.

Designed for multi-monitor users, developers, creators, and people with RSI or limited hand mobility, Winq runs from the menu bar and works alongside macOS accessibility features. Face processing uses Apple’s Vision framework on-device; camera frames are discarded, with no cloud uploads, account, or saved images.

## An alternative to

- [BetterTouchTool](https://macbase.app/alternatives/bettertouchtool): 1 alternative on MacBase
- [Homerow](https://macbase.app/alternatives/homerow): 1 alternative on MacBase
- [Keyboard Maestro](https://macbase.app/alternatives/keyboard-maestro): 1 alternative on MacBase
- [Shortcat](https://macbase.app/alternatives/shortcat): 1 alternative on MacBase

## Get it

- Website: https://winq.kroking.dev

Listed by [Mahmoud Galal](https://macbase.app/@mahmoud).

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