Tired of your computer screen locking every time you step away for a quick coffee? Frustrated by messaging apps showing you as "Away" or "Inactive" while you are reading a long document or taking a quick break? Mouse Jiggler is the ultimate, easy-to-use solution to keep your computer awake and active.
Whether you are working from home, downloading large files, rendering videos, or simply reading, Mouse Jiggler simulates subtle mouse movements to prevent your PC from going to sleep or activating the screensaver.
🚀 Key Features:
Keeps PC Awake: Prevents your computer from locking, sleeping, or triggering a screensaver.
Stay "Online": Keeps your status active on popular communication tools like Microsoft Teams, Slack, Skype, and Zoom.
Customizable Intervals: Choose exactly how often you want the mouse to jiggle—from every few seconds to a few minutes.
Undetectable & Safe: Simulates natural, random cursor movements that won't disrupt your workflow.
One-Tap Start/Stop: A clean, intuitive interface lets you activate or deactivate the jiggler instantly.
Low Battery Consumption: Optimized to run quietly in the background without draining your phone's battery.
💼 Perfect For:
Remote Workers: Maintain an active status during your work hours without having to constantly nudge your physical mouse.
IT Professionals & Gamers: Keep your machine active during long installs, server updates, or game downloads.
Presenters & Students: Read long PDFs, articles, or watch extended video tutorials without the screen dimming.
How it works:
(Note to developer: Adjust this section based on how your specific app connects. Example below assumes a Bluetooth/Wi-Fi connection).
Simply connect the app to your PC via [Bluetooth / Wi-Fi], set your preferred movement timer, and hit start. Your phone will act as a virtual, automated mouse to keep your session alive!
Take back control of your screen time and workflow. Download Mouse Jiggler today and never get locked out of your PC again!
(Note: This app does not bypass administrative security policies but simply simulates standard user input to prevent idle timeouts.)