One app · Four products
NoMore removes the things standing between you and your machine — the mouse, the keyboard, your memory, the manual work. Switch each one on or off independently.
Replaces your mouse
Hit a key and every clickable thing on screen gets a label. Type the label, it clicks. When an app has no accessibility tree to read, a coordinate grid covers the screen instead — so it works everywhere, including the apps that make other tools give up.
Replaces your keyboard
Hold a key and speak. What lands is not a raw transcript — it is cleaned up, punctuated, and matched to the app you are writing in, so a Slack message reads like a Slack message and a commit message reads like a commit message.
Replaces your memory
A searchable history of everything that crossed your display. Frames are deduplicated, downscaled, OCR'd, and encrypted on disk — they never leave the machine. Exclude apps, pause it, cap the disk it may use, or delete the lot in one click.
Replaces the manual work
An agent that drives your actual screen — sees it, decides, clicks, types. It asks before anything destructive, stops on a global kill-switch, gives up rather than looping, and writes every step it took to an audit log.
[products] mouse = true typing = true forgetting = false agent = false