See
Targets appear.
NaviX reads the interface in front of you.
7-day free trial · No card required · macOS 13+
Command your computer.Don’t chase it.
Every visible control becomes a key. Start free and decide after seven full days.
⌘macOS 13+⊞Windows 10 / 11
PRODUCT FILMSCROLL / 001—072
See it. Type it. Done.
Type
One hint is enough.
Keep your hands where your ideas are.
Done
The action is verified.
Then you continue exactly where you were.
Five entrances
One keyboard. Five ways in.
Start with labels. Search, scroll, grid, and app switching become muscle memory when you need them.
Labels
Show keys on visible controls
Search
Find a control by name
Scroll
Choose and drive a scroll region
Grid
Reach any coordinate
Apps
Open your pinned app wheel
Inside the modes
Labels · type a hint · Return / Space · Esc — Scroll · H J K L · U D · gg / G — Grid · letters · Backspace · Return / Space
Meaning when available. Coordinates when not.
NaviX prefers real controls. When an app exposes none, Universal Grid takes over—automatically.
⇧⌘K · 3 keys · 4,096 positionsUniversal GridSCROLL / 001—034
Every app. One keyboard.
AXNativeWEBChromiumSYSMission ControlGRIDAny pixel
WEB / SearchSCROLL / 001—074
01 / 03⇧⌘/
Search
Find a control by name
SYS / Mission ControlSCROLL / 001—045
02 / 03SYS
Mission Control
Every app. One keyboard.
APP / AppsSCROLL / 001—028
03 / 03⇧⌘A
Apps
Open your pinned app wheel
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Settings
Start with labels. Search, scroll, grid, and app switching become muscle memory when you need them.
Your daily stack
Made to move across the apps you already use.
NaviX navigates semantic controls in native, Chromium, and Electron apps, with Universal Grid for interfaces that expose fewer controls.
Exact semantic-control coverage varies by app and version. Universal Grid remains available everywhere.
- Finder
- Safari
- Google Chrome
- Microsoft Edge
- Firefox
- Arc
- Visual Studio Code
- Xcode
- Terminal
- iTerm2
- ChatGPT
- Codex
- Discord
- Slack
- Notion
- Obsidian
- Microsoft Teams
- Zoom
- Spotify
And many more apps…
Fast outside. Private inside.
Local first
Normal navigation stays on your Mac.
Seven days free
No card. Your trial starts after the first online activation on this Mac.
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Buy only after the trial; regional details appear before payment.
Early Access voices
Real feedback, never invented praise.
We publish user feedback only when its source is verified and we have permission to share it. We’re collecting the first verified NaviX stories now.
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NaviX for macOS
Seven days free. Buy once after.
Download NaviX, connect once to start this Mac’s trial, and use the complete navigation experience through day seven.
No credit card7 calendar daysStarts on first activation
Before you start
The practical questions, answered.
Clear details about access, privacy, performance, compatibility, purchases, and moving to a new Mac.
- PermissionsWhich macOS permissions does NaviX need?
- Accessibility lets NaviX read and act on visible controls, while Input Monitoring enables global shortcuts. Standard navigation does not require Screen Recording; you can revoke either permission in System Settings, and the related functionality will stop.
- PrivacyDoes NaviX upload what is on my screen?
- Standard navigation runs locally: interface text, screenshots, and typed content are not uploaded by the normal path, and NaviX has no ads or in-product analytics SDK. Account, trial, licensing, payment, and delivery services process only the limited service data described in the privacy policy.
- BatteryHow much battery does NaviX use?
- There is no fixed battery figure: NaviX waits for shortcuts and relevant events, using bounded scans and short-lived caches rather than continuous whole-tree polling or cloud screen uploads. Complex or exhaustive scans can briefly use more CPU, so actual impact varies by use, app, and display setup.
- CompatibilityWhich Macs and apps are supported?
- NaviX supports macOS 13 or later on Apple silicon and Intel Macs. Individual apps may be marked Preview or Limited; Universal Grid provides a coordinate fallback, and the current support status is the best place to check before relying on a specific app.
- Changing MacHow do I move NaviX to a new Mac?
- A license has one active device by default: remove the old Mac in the account portal, then activate the new one; two user-requested removals are available per UTC calendar year. Copying Keychain files does not migrate the device identity.