Observed arrival · 2026-09-26
Glance Switch puts keyboard focus where you're looking
A macOS menu-bar utility that uses camera-based head direction and calibration to move keyboard focus across displays, windows, and split panes.
- For
- Mac users working across multiple displays
- Worth noticing
- The page says calibration covers nine points per screen and takes about 20 seconds per display.
Field notes
The demo separates display switching from within-screen window or pane focus and exposes independent delays for each; quick glances can be ignored, and pane changes can wait until typing stops. The page says calibration walks through nine points per display and takes about 20 seconds per screen, with closer or farther seating compensated for. Its claims about on-device processing and camera privacy are statements from the product page, not independently verified.
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