Look. Done.
Winq focuses the screen or window you look at, and knows when you step away. On-device, from the menu bar.
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Find anything you've read.
In your own words.
Press ⌃⌥S and describe it the way you remember it. Winq finds the page, the message or the line of code, and puts you back on the sentence you left.
Its meaning, not just its words. You don't need the title. Describe it, and Winq matches what it was about, then says why each result fits.
Meaning and words
Matched on your Mac by meaning and by words, then AI picks the few that fit and says why.
Back where you left off
↩ opens the tab, the file at its line, the page on the sentence you were reading.
Kept on your Mac
30 days of what you read, never where your eyes went. Forget anything with ⌘⌫.
Search the last 7 days with Starter, all 30 with Pro.
It's not about clicking less.
It's about never losing your place.
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Instant. Focus follows a glance.
Polite. Typing and the mouse come first.
Personal. Learns from every click.
Private. Frames never leave your Mac.
There's a mode for that.
Winq sees where you look and whether you're there.
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Screen focus
Look at a display. It takes the keyboard.
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Window focus
Overlapping windows? Winq picks the one you mean.
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Walk away
Step away. Come back to a card that says where you were.
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Presence-aware
Deep focus can turn on macOS Focus and set your Slack status.
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Interruption broker
Agents and alerts wait for your break. Your allow list gets through.
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Meeting catch-up
Look away from a call. Look back to what you missed.
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Focus sessions
A short card when deep focus ends, and your week on Monday.
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Posture nudge
A quiet note at your break when you've leaned in too long.
Look away, not left behind.
Winq catches you up the moment you look back.
Caught up in a glance. Look back at the call and the catch-up slides in from the edge of that screen. The call is transcribed on your Mac (macOS 26).
Your camera stays in the room.
Each frame is read in memory by Apple Vision, turned into a few numbers, and dropped. Nothing from the camera is written to disk. Nothing is uploaded. Cloud summaries, if you choose them, get window text, never the camera.
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Camera
Frames are held in memory, never written to disk.
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On-device vision
Apple Vision finds your face. The frame is dropped.
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A few numbers
Head and eye angles. That's all Winq keeps from the camera.
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Focus
macOS Accessibility moves focus to the screen you look at.
Pricing
Free to focus. Pay to catch up.
Free
Focus only. Look at a screen and it's yours.
- Screen and window focus
- Calibration for every desk you use
- Head, eyes, or both
- Free account, works offline
Starter Launch offer
All of Winq Intelligence, with cloud AI each month.
- Everything in Free
- Walk away and come back to where you were
- Meeting catch-up, transcribed on your Mac
- Interruption broker, Focus and Slack status
- Focus sessions and posture nudge
- Cloud AI with a monthly allowance
Pro Most popular Launch offer
Everything in Starter, with three times the cloud AI.
- Everything in Starter
- Three times the monthly AI allowance
The Pro trial is 7 days with no card, started in Winq on your Mac, once per Mac. Cancel any time on your account page. If your plan ends, Intelligence switches off, your settings are kept and gaze focus keeps working.
Questions
Fair questions.
How precise is it?
Gaze picks a display or a window, not a pixel, because a webcam can't point at pixels reliably. Your mouse is still the best tool for a button. Calibration learns how your head and eyes move together, and every click makes it better.
Which plan do I need?
Free covers gaze focus, forever. Starter and Pro both add all of Winq Intelligence: walk away and come back, meeting catch-up, interruptions that wait, focus sessions and the posture nudge. Pro includes three times Starter's cloud AI each month. On-device summaries are free on both.
Do I need an account?
Yes, a free Winq account. Setup lets you allow the camera, calibrate and try gaze focus first, then asks you to create an account or sign in with an emailed code. After that, gaze focus works offline.
How does the free trial work?
Pro has a 7-day free trial with no card: start it in Winq on your Mac (Settings → Plan), once per Mac and once per account. When it ends, Winq goes back to Free and keeps focusing: Intelligence and Presence switch off and your settings are kept. Choose Starter or Pro any time to turn them back on.
Does it work with glasses?
Yes. Calibrate with the glasses you usually wear. Strong reflections make Winq lean on your head more than your eyes.
Which camera does it need?
Your Mac's built-in camera is plenty, and an external webcam works too: pick it in Settings → Camera & calibration and recalibrate after you switch.
Which call apps work with catch-up?
Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, FaceTime, Webex, Slack huddles and Discord, in their apps or in a browser. Transcribing the call on your Mac needs macOS 26.
Which permissions does it need?
Camera, to see where you're looking, and Accessibility, to bring windows forward and move the pointer. Setup asks for each one with a reason, and Settings shows how to fix either if it's off.
Does it help with RSI or limited hand mobility?
It takes one of the most frequent reaches away: going to the mouse or trackpad to change windows and screens. Pair it with macOS Voice Control, dictation or Head Pointer for more of your Mac hands-free.
Why isn't it on the Mac App Store?
App Store sandboxing restricts the Accessibility control Winq needs, so it ships as a download with automatic updates.
Your eyes are already there.
Free for focus. macOS 13 or later, Apple silicon and Intel.
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