Stay "Available" in chat apps
Microsoft Teams, Slack, Skype, Google Chat, Webex — they all flip you to Away after a few idle minutes. Set the timeout just under their threshold and stay green while you read, think or take a call.
Windows 10 & 11 only · One-time payment · Works offline
Your PC, never idle. Your clicks, on autopilot.
Mousekeeper records a click sequence you choose — one spot or twenty — and replays it whenever your PC has been idle for as long as you decide. Keep Teams, Slack or Skype showing you as available, stop remote sessions from timing out, keep a dashboard awake, or automate any repeating click.
- 14-day free trial, no card
- Lifetime licence, no subscription
- Licence issued the moment you pay
- No internet needed to run
One tool, a hundred reasons.
Anything that watches your mouse to decide whether you're "there" can be kept happy. A few of the ways people use Mousekeeper:
Keep remote sessions alive
Remote Desktop, Citrix, VPN clients and web portals log you out after a period of inactivity. A gentle click every few minutes keeps the session open while you work in another window.
Keep dashboards & kiosks awake
Wall monitors, ops dashboards, digital signage and demo PCs that keep dimming or locking? Point Mousekeeper at a harmless corner and the screen stays on.
Stop apps timing out
Games that kick idle players, long uploads that pause when the PC sleeps, trading or monitoring tools with an inactivity logout — replay a click before the clock runs out.
Automate a repeating click
Refresh a page, dismiss a recurring pop-up, click "keep me signed in", advance a slideshow. Record the clicks once, in order, and they replay whenever you step away.
Your timeout, your rules
Five seconds or five hours. Presets for the common cases (1 min, 4 min 45 s for Teams, 10 min, 30 min) or type any number of seconds you like.
How it works
Three minutes to set up. Once.
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Record your clicks
Click Record sequence, then click each spot on your screen in the order you want — a blank bit of desktop, a chat window, a "refresh" button, anything. Press Esc when you're done. Use Test run to watch it play back.
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Set the idle timeout
Choose how long your PC should be idle before the sequence runs. Pick a preset or type any number of seconds. It only ever runs when you're genuinely not touching the mouse or keyboard.
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Click Start
The window tucks itself into the system tray. From then on, whenever you go idle for that long, your clicks replay and your PC stays active. Right-click the tray icon to stop.
Built the honest way.
No hacks into other apps. Just real, OS-level mouse input — the same thing your hand does.
Real clicks, where you said
Mousekeeper moves the cursor and clicks exactly where you recorded, and nowhere else. It never types, never injects keystrokes, never touches another app's internals.
Idle-aware, not always-on
It uses Windows' own idle timer. While you're typing or moving the mouse it does nothing at all. The moment you've been idle for your timeout, it acts once, then waits again.
Works offline
No account needed to run, no telemetry. Your licence is verified on your PC with a cryptographic signature — the app never sends us anything about you. It only downloads our anonymous list of revoked licences once a day, and keeps working if it can't.
Lives in the tray
One click hides it away. Right-click the tray icon to show the window, stop, or quit. It doesn't add itself to Windows startup unless you ask.
Tiny footprint
Compiled native app, well under 1% CPU. The installer is code-signed so Windows knows exactly who it came from.
Yours for life
One payment. Licence issued automatically the moment Stripe confirms it. Lose the file or get a new PC? Your account has it, forever.