A small Windows app for when you're stuck. Hit a hotkey, type what you're trying to do, and a second cursor floats to the right button in whatever app you're in. It points; you click. Instead of following a guide that doesn't match your screen, you see exactly where to go, and you remember it next time. It only points. It never clicks for you and never takes over, so you stay in control and actually learn your way around, instead of staying stuck. Free, early, Windows 10 and 11.

Can't find the setting? A cursor floats over and points right at it. Hit a hotkey, type what you're trying to do in plain words, and Cursorly points at the right button or menu in whatever app is already open. It points, you click. It never clicks for you and never takes over your screen. It reads button and menu names the way a screen reader does. No screenshots, no recording. Windows 10 and 11.

Hi, I'm Bhumish. I built Cursorly. This started because I kept watching my parents Google the same Windows how-to over and over. The guide never matched their screen. Different Windows version, menu moved, button renamed. So they'd ask me, I'd fix it, and a week later we were back to the same task. Cursorly is my fix for that. You hit a hotkey, type what you're trying to do in plain words, and a second cursor floats over and points at the right button or menu in whatever app is already open. Find a file, turn on dark mode, run Windows Update, start a pivot table. It points, you click. It never clicks for you and never takes over your screen. Because you do the clicking, you actually learn where the thing is and can do it yourself next time. On privacy: it reads the names of buttons and menus the same way a screen reader does. It is NOT taking screenshots or recording your screen. Full detail here: cursorly.app/privacy Honest heads-up: it's early and the installer isn't signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen will show an "unknown publisher" warning. Click "More info" then "Run anyway." Signing is on my list. The SHA-256 of the exact file is on the download page if you want to check it. One thing I'd like to know: what's the one PC task you've Googled the same how-to for more than three times?

Cursorly

Stop Googling your PC. Get shown, and learn it for real

Stop Googling your PC. Get shown, and learn it for real

Cursorly

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