Clickitongue: assitive tool for RSI; mouse clicks with mouth sounds

In plain words

Clickitongue is an assistive tool designed for people with repetitive strain injury (RSI) that enables mouse clicks through mouth sounds instead of hand movements. Launched in 2022, it uses audio input to control clicking functions, allowing users to operate their computer without relying on traditional mouse or keyboard usage. The tool is particularly useful for individuals whose RSI limits their ability to perform repetitive hand motions during extended computer use.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

From the sources

Clickitongue is a tool that removes the need to physically click mouse buttons, to help people with repetitive strain injuries. Its goal is for an experienced mouse user to feel no more encumbered than they would clicking normally with their fingers. Clickitongue learns to recognize specific sounds, and issues clicks (left and right) in response. It can tolerate noisy environments - people talking, air conditioners running nearby - without issuing spurious clicks. Clickitongue is available to everyone free of charge under the GPLv3. It runs on Linux (both X and Wayland), Windows, and OSX. Clickitongue is unlike other assistive technologies, in that it specifically targets repetitive strain…from farfetchd.github.io

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