GapSucker: Automatically remove virtual gaps between monitors

If you work with multiple monitors, you know the pain. Your cursor hits the bezel and stops dead. You have to flick it harder, wiggle it around, or reach for the mouse again. It's a tiny friction that adds up over hundreds of repetitions a day. GapSucker is a macOS menu bar utility that solves this problem elegantly. When your cursor reaches any edge of a display, GapSucker automatically teleports it to the adjacent screen — as if you're using one continuous display. Key Features: - Automatic cursor warping — reaches any screen edge and instantly jumps across the gap - Smart detection — warps only when moving toward an adjacent display, not when you're trying to hit the menu bar or Dock - Menu bar status indicator — shows running, disabled, or needs-permission at a glance - Enable/disable toggle — turn warping on and off from the menu bar - Lightweight — runs quietly in the background with minimal resource usage - Works with any display arrangement — portrait, landscape, stacked, side-by-side Who is it for? Developers, designers, video editors, traders, and anyone running multiple displays on macOS who wants their cursor to behave like the displays are actually seamless. Pricing: $4.99 One-time purchase