Stands aside for you
If you move the mouse yourself, the next scheduled move is skipped. It never yanks the pointer out from under you.
Native menu bar & system tray app
Your computer stays awake. You stay in flow.
Bedaari quietly nudges the pointer to a random spot every few seconds, so presentations, downloads and long jobs are never cut short by a sleeping screen. One icon. No window. Works offline.
- 14-day free trial
- No account needed
- Nothing leaves your computer
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Hot cornerBottom Left
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network connections
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day free trial
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platforms · Linux soon
How it works
Three steps. Then forget it exists.
No settings maze. Set how often, say where, and start.
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STEP 01
Pick how often
Anywhere from 10 seconds to an hour. The default is 11 seconds — short enough that nothing ever looks idle.
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STEP 02
Choose where it moves
Leave it on the whole screen, or drag a box so the pointer only wanders where you want it to.
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STEP 03
Start — or flick a corner
Use the menu, or flick the pointer into a screen corner twice. It stands aside whenever you grab the mouse.
Try it right here
Draw a box. Watch it wander.
This is a small simulation of the real thing. Drag on the screen to set a region, then press start. Move your own pointer over it and the demo stands aside — just like the app.
Drag to draw a region
Status: Inactive
Moves so far: 0
The real app moves your actual pointer, anywhere from every 10 seconds to every hour.
Features
Small app. Careful details.
Timed runs
Run for 30 minutes, 4 hours, or until you stop. The menu counts down, and it ends exactly on time.
Draw a region
Confine movement to part of the screen with one drag. Remembered between launches.
Hot corner
Flick into a corner twice to start or stop — no need to open the menu.
Works offline
It makes no network connections. No account, analytics or update pings.
Light on your Mac
A native menu bar app under 50 MB, with no Dock icon and no window to manage.
Mac and Windows
Apple silicon and Intel on macOS 11 and later, and Windows 10 and 11. Linux (X11) is coming soon.
Hot corner
Two flicks. That's the whole interface.
Whip the pointer into a corner twice within about a second to start movement; do it again to stop. Two flicks, not one touch, because people park the pointer in corners — and not a shake, because shaking is how people find a lost cursor.
Pick any corner, or turn it off, from the menu.
Pricing
Pay once. Keep it.
No subscription. Try everything free for 14 days first.
Personal license
$12one-time
Covers every 2.x release, with free updates.
- Try every feature free for 14 days — no card needed
- macOS (Intel + Apple silicon) and Windows
- Activate on up to 2 of your computers
- Free updates for all 2.x releases — keys work offline
- No account, no tracking, no ads
- Linux (X11) version coming soon
FAQ
Good questions
Does it send any data?
No. Bedaari makes no network connections at all — your settings stay in one small file on your computer, and your license key is checked on your machine.
Why does it need Accessibility permission on a Mac?
macOS only lets an app move the pointer if you allow it under Privacy & Security → Accessibility. The app uses that for one thing: moving the pointer. It checks where the pointer is so it can stand aside when you use the mouse, and it never reads your screen or your keystrokes.
What happens when the trial ends?
Everything keeps working until day 14. After that, Start asks for a license key. Your settings are kept, so buying simply picks up where you left off.
Does it work on Linux?
Not yet. A Linux version for X11 desktops is coming soon. Wayland does not allow any app to move the pointer, so it can't work there.
Can I use it on more than one computer?
Yes — one license covers up to 2 of your computers. Each computer gets its own key, tied to it, so a key shared with someone else will not unlock theirs. Replacing a computer? Release the old one on the activation page.
Can I get a refund?
Please use the free 14-day trial first: every feature is unlocked, so you can be sure it works for you. Because license keys work offline and can't be taken back, purchases are final. If it doesn't work on your computer and we can't fix it, or you were charged by mistake, write to us and we'll refund you. See the Refund Policy for details.
I lost my license email.
Use “Resend my license” in the footer and enter the address you bought with. We'll email the license code again, and the activation page can show a computer's key again.
Will it keep my screen from locking?
Moving the pointer counts as activity, so it prevents idle sleep and the screensaver in the usual case. A company policy that locks the screen on a fixed timer can still override it.
Stop babysitting your screen.
Download it, try it for two weeks, and see if you ever think about sleep settings again.