Airpoint lets you control any computer with your hands without any extra hardware. Hand motion and gestures are translated in real time into cursor control, shortcuts, and app/games interactions. Built for anyone whose hands are busy or unavailable: crafters, gamers, builders, devs and more. Take advantage of VR/AR without headsets or extra hardware. The input layer also makes it possible for AI agents (OpenClaw) to autonomously control computers. SDK available to include in apps and games.
Have you seen movies and shows like Minority Report, Iron Man, Black Mirror? Have you ever wanted to control devices in a similar fashion to Apple Vision Pro?
It is within our human nature to want to interact with computers naturally and touchlessly. Airpoint lets you control any computer with gestures without any extra hardware. Increase productivity by handling real world tasks while computing, or just have fun with gaming and entertainment.
Try it for free at airpoint.app
Unbelievable. As an ADHD multi-tasker, I've been using clunky iOS apps to control my (M1 Mac Mini) computer from a distance. This removes a critical step of having ANOTHER device to remotely control your computer. I can't wait to see how your product development roadmap goes from here.
A lot of touchless cursor tools fail because of unintended motion (cursor drift, accidental clicks/drag). How does Airpoint decide when the user is “in control mode” vs. just moving naturally, and what tradeoffs did you make between speed, stability, and false positives?
cc @kwindla who founded the company that Minority Report was based on! This is wild.
I personally think this is insane and very promising. I've already started relying more on dictation, if I pair that with hand controls I don't really think we need to be sitting close to screens anymore.
Awesome job, Andrew! How did you get it so responsive?
Give your OpenClaw agents "hands" by connecting Airpoint to your OpenClaw setup 🦞 and let your agents control your computer (not just the browser!) 😉
This is incredible! So so good. Love the idea of mapping the hand movements to not just the mouse but to also have shortcuts such as voice.
