Control your Mac with eye movements using personalized on-device vision AI.
Scōp.ai is developing an eye-controlled interface for Mac computers that turns the built-in FaceTime camera into an input device. After a short calibration, the system is designed to let users point with their gaze, click by dwelling, and type with eye movements. Its key difference is personalization: Scōp learns from the user’s own hand actions as training signals and fine-tunes locally over time to improve where the cursor moves. The company says processing runs on the Apple Neural Engine, with eye-image features staying on the Mac. The product is currently positioned for accessibility, hands-free computing, RSI-related use cases, and people who want to work without relying on a mouse.
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