Free auto clicker · macOS

Auto clicker.
Mouse jiggler.
For Mac.

Click one spot or an area you draw, or move the mouse the way a person would. Touch the mouse and it pauses. Runs on Intel and Apple Silicon, macOS 11 or later.

Download for Mac, Free

macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later · Intel & Apple Silicon · ~7 MB

Free, and no account needed. No trial, no expiry.

On Windows? Get the Windows version.

Green Dotter's compact bar on a desktop. It clicks at random points inside one safe area you chose, or wiggles the mouse. Touch the mouse and it pauses, waiting for you. Leave it and it carries on.

Set up in a minute.

Pick a mode and press Start. The first time, macOS asks once for Accessibility access so the app can click. That's it.

Click

Choose one exact spot, or draw a box and it clicks somewhere inside it. Clicks land at random intervals inside the range you set, so the rhythm isn't mechanical.

Wiggle

Nothing to pick. The mouse drifts a little, the way yours does while you read. Choose how long, press Start, and leave it.

It steps aside when you take over.

Touch the mouse and it pauses, then carries on once you stop. While it runs it folds down to a small bar you can park in a corner.

Green Dotter's compact bar while clicking: 1 hour 17 minutes left, stops at 3:45 pm, 842 clicks so far, with pause and stop buttons.

The same bar in amber after the mouse was touched: Paused, waiting for you to leave the mouse, with resume and stop buttons.

Beta · new in 2.10

Set the week once.

Pick your days and hours, add a lunch break. Start and stop times shift by a few minutes each day, so it isn't clocking in at 9:00 sharp.

Green Dotter's Scheduler tab. Status Waiting, next run today 8:53 am to 5:08 pm. A Timetable for Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm with random starts up to 10 minutes before and stops up to 10 minutes after, lunch 1 to 2. Below, a week strip with green bars on each weekday and a gap at lunch.

Green Dotter has to be open, the tray is fine, and your computer on and signed in. It can't wake a sleeping computer. It's new, so if something looks off, tell us.

Your Mac shouldn't need babysitting.

Two modes, one free app. Click a safe area or wiggle your mouse naturally. Runs on Intel and Apple Silicon.

macOS doesn’t know the difference between “actually busy” and “staring at a long document.” So it sleeps. Green Dotter keeps it awake, with controlled clicks in a safe area, or just a smooth mouse wiggle if that’s all you need.

Free. No account required.
Runs on Intel & Apple Silicon
macOS 11 or later

Simple setup. Three steps.

Draw your area

Select a safe area of your screen where clicks can land: a blank document, a quiet sidebar, an empty panel. Anywhere that won't cause trouble if clicked.

Set your timing

Choose how often Green Dotter clicks. It uses randomised timing so the pattern isn't mechanical or repetitive.

Start the session

Green Dotter clicks inside your chosen area on a natural schedule. Move the mouse and it pauses automatically. When you stop, it picks back up.

Built for Mac. Designed to stay out of your way.

Safe-area targeting

You choose exactly where clicks happen. Green Dotter clicks inside the area you define, keeping you in control and avoiding accidental clicks on buttons, forms, or anything important.

Randomised timing

Clicks happen at natural intervals, not rigid fixed timers. Less mechanical, and more predictable for long sessions.

Wiggle mode, no clicks needed

No target area, no clicking. Just smooth, human-style mouse movement. Switch to Wiggle only, set your stop time, go.

Auto-pause when you return

The moment you move the mouse, Green Dotter pauses. No fighting the app for control of your own cursor.

Universal Intel & Apple Silicon build

A build made for M-series Macs, so it runs lean and launches fast. Download it and it just works.

No account required

Green Dotter is a local desktop app. Nothing to sign up for. Nothing personal is sent, only anonymous usage stats.

Free

No trial. No expiry. Just download and use it.

When people use Green Dotter on Mac

Keeping a Mac awake during long file transfers or background tasks
Staying present in Slack or Teams during focused work sessions
Running demos without sleep mode interrupting
Supporting repetitive click workflows
QA and app testing
Kiosk-style setups
Avoiding screen lock during presentations
Keeping presence active with wiggle mode, no clicks, no setup

How Green Dotter compares to the alternatives

	Green Dotter	Mouse jiggler	Power settings
Clicks inside a safe area	✓	✗	✗
Human-style wiggle mode	✓	✗	✗
Randomised timing	✓	Sometimes	N/A
Pauses when you return	✓	✗	N/A
Mac Apple Silicon support	✓	Varies	✓
No account needed	✓	✓	✓
Free	✓	Varies	✓
Controlled click area	✓	✗	✗

A mouse jiggler moves the cursor. A power setting is broad and permanent. Green Dotter clicks exactly where you choose, on a natural schedule, and stops when you're back.

Why Green Dotter asks for Accessibility permission

macOS requires Accessibility permission before any app can perform click events on your screen. That is the system doing its job, and it's right to ask.

Green Dotter uses that permission for one thing: clicking inside the area you choose. It does not record your screen. It does not read your messages. It does not need your Slack, Teams, or Discord login. It is a local desktop utility.

You can review and remove permissions at any time in macOS System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility.

Why auto clickers need Accessibility permission on Mac →

Good to know

Stops from anywhere with ⌘⇧. or F8, whatever is in front of it.
Stops itself after a number of clicks, after a set time, or at a time of day.
Keeps your computer awake while it runs, if you turn that on.
Light, dark, or whatever your system is using. And a plain icon, if you'd rather it didn't stand out in the Dock or the tray.
Runs on your computer. No account, nothing to sign up for, and it never reads your screen or your messages. The only thing it sends is anonymous usage stats.
One universal build for Intel and Apple Silicon, including the M-series MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later.
It's a tool you control. On a work computer, check what your employer allows first.

Common questions

Yes. No trial, no account, no expiry.

Yes. Green Dotter ships a universal build that runs natively on both Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel Macs. Download it and run it.

macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later.

macOS needs that permission before any app can perform clicks. Green Dotter uses it only to click inside the area you choose. Full explanation here →

Only if you point it at the wrong area. Choose a blank document, quiet sidebar, or empty window and it will click there. Avoid buttons, forms, and anything sensitive.

Check your employer's policies first. Green Dotter is a local desktop tool, but you should make sure your use is allowed.

Yes. It's a local app. No internet required.

Yes. Green Dotter is a free auto clicker for MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and desktop Macs. It runs on macOS 11 or later, on Apple Silicon and Intel, with no account and no payment.

Free auto clicker for Mac. No account needed.

Download it and press Start.

Controlled clicks, simple setup. Green Dotter clicks where you tell it to, on a natural schedule, and gets out of your way when you're back.