iMouseTrick for Mac

Effortless clicking

iMouseTrick is a macOS automation utility that runs as a process and generates mouse click events at configurable intervals. The application operates at the operating system input layer and triggers click signals based on timing and quantity parameters. It includes a control window with fields for Click Count, Interval, and Start Delay, which define how click sequences execute after activation.

iMouseTrick runs locally without external service dependencies and does not include scripting or macro recording modules. Configuration values are applied directly to the click loop engine, which dispatches mouse events until completion or manual interruption through the stop control.

iMouseTrick’s Click Count parameter sets a fixed numeric limit for the generated click sequence. When execution starts, the internal counter decrements with each dispatched mouse event until it reaches zero, at which point the process stops automatically. The counter accepts only integer inputs and does not support conditional repetition or infinite-loop modes. Changing the value updates the next execution cycle rather than modifying an active run.

Control every single pulse

The Interval control sets the delay between click events, measured in milliseconds or fractional seconds, depending on the build version. This value determines the dispatch loop's timing and directly affects click frequency. The scheduler uses a simple timed loop rather than adaptive pacing tied to application focus. Extremely low interval values may be constrained by macOS input rate limits and foreground permission settings.

The Start Delay field inserts a countdown period before click generation begins. After activation, the timer runs once, then transfers control to the click loop module. However, the utility does not support macros or scripting. It cannot perform automated tasks based on screen changes, remap keys, or detect specific app windows. The program does not record cursor movement or multi-button patterns. Operation requires macOS accessibility permissions to send synthetic input events to other applications.

Set, click, repeat

iMouseTrick runs on macOS and executes automated mouse click sequences using fixed counters, timed intervals, and a single countdown trigger. Its internal module set is limited to basic click-repetition controls, without macro recording, cursor path capture, or multi-action scripting. Execution depends on system-level access permissions. Configuration applies per run and does not include profiles, conditional logic, or background rule sets.