Max Mouse Mover nudges your cursor on a randomized schedule, so your computer doesn't doze off in the middle of a download, a render, or a slide deck. Switch it on and go.
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There's nothing to configure. It waits in your Chrome toolbar until you need it.
Install it from the Chrome Web Store and pin it to your toolbar. There is nothing else to set up.
It takes seconds and starts a 3-day trial with no card. Already paying? Paste your activation key instead.
Choose how often it nudges, flip the toggle, walk away. It keeps going until you turn it off.
Max Mouse Mover includes two extras: a catch-up screen for what happened while you were gone, and a running tally of the time it has covered.
While MMM runs, it logs the notifications that arrive. The second you're back at your desk, a single screen lists what you missed, sorted by app with the newest on top.
Insights counts every minute MMM has kept your machine awake, so you can see what it's actually worth: a lifetime total, the last seven days, and how much of that time you were truly away.
Included in the Chrome extension. Part of every plan and the free trial.
MMM produces ordinary cursor movement inside your browser, the way a hand on a mouse would, so tools that watch for idle time see regular input. There is no fake network traffic.
CPU while it runs. It rests between nudges, and your battery barely notices.
Timing and direction are randomized, so there's no tidy loop repeating on your screen.
Sleep and screensavers are held off too, so long idle stretches don't turn into black screens.
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Every so often it moves the cursor a pixel or two, in a randomized pattern, then puts it back where it was. Your operating system treats that as input and resets its idle clock, which holds off sleep, screensavers and the "away" status in chat apps. You can keep working normally while it runs.
That's up to your employer's policies, and we can't promise anything about what a company's own monitoring tools may record. Max Mouse Mover is built for keeping machines awake through renders, downloads and presentations. It isn't meant for misrepresenting your hours or activity, so please don't use it that way.
Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Zoom, Google Chat, and any other web app that marks you idle after a stretch of inactivity.
No. It rests between nudges and uses almost no CPU, so you won't see a performance hit or extra battery drain.
The Chrome extension on every computer you sign in on, with the Away Brief, Insights, automatic updates and priority support. You start with a free 3-day trial and can cancel from your account whenever you like.
While MMM is running, it logs the notifications that arrive. When you come back, it shows a short summary grouped by app. It's on by default, and the brief stays in your browser without ever being uploaded.
Insights adds up the time MMM spent keeping your machine awake, and separately the portion of it when you were actually away from the keyboard. The numbers are calculated on your device, work offline, and aren't visible to anyone else.
Go to your account page and press Manage plan. It opens the secure billing portal, where cancelling takes one click.
Add Max Mouse Mover to Chrome, flip the switch, and let your machine hold the line. Three days free, then $8.99 a month.
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