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Introduction

LinguaX is a ~10 MB native macOS utility with two independent core modules: Mouse+ makes any third-party mouse feel native — smooth scrolling, button and gesture mapping, per-app behavior — and Input Source automation keeps your keyboard language aligned with the app or website in front of you. No drivers, no account, no telemetry.

LinguaX two-module architecture: Mouse+ enhancement and Input Source automation, independent of each otherLinguaX two-module architecture: Mouse+ enhancement and Input Source automation, independent of each other

Start here

New to LinguaX? Three short pages get you from download to a working setup:

  1. Installation — drag to Applications, done in under a minute.
  2. First run — permissions and your first mapping.
  3. Quick tour — validate everything in five minutes.

Setting up for a specific role? See Setup for developers or Setup for designers.

Configure your mouse

Turn a basic mouse into a precise, configurable tool:

Automate input switching

For multilingual and multi-app work, the input source follows your context automatically:

Priority is always website domain rule > app rule > global default. Domain rules work in Safari, Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Opera (not Firefox).

Set up push-to-talk

A mouse side button can hold the Fn (Globe) key — a physical push-to-talk switch for voice typing:

Why LinguaX

  • Lightweight — ~10 MB, fully native macOS app; no Electron, no background bloat.
  • Private — no account, no telemetry; configuration stays on your Mac (synced via your own iCloud).
  • Driverless — drag to Applications and it works with any USB or Bluetooth mouse.
  • Honest pricing$9.9 one-time Lifetime purchase covering 3 devices, with a 30-day free trial. No subscription.

Coming from another tool?

Product preview

LinguaX Mouse+ panel with device and button mappingLinguaX Mouse+ panel with device and button mapping LinguaX input-source app rulesLinguaX input-source app rules

More screenshots throughout the per-feature pages. Questions? Start with the general FAQ or troubleshooting.