Head Controlled Mouse
Hand disability should not stop anyone from using a computer or a phone. Control the mouse cursor with your head!
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Repetitive Stress Injury
Relieve your wrist muscles from strain due to carpal tunnel syndrome or wrist injuries
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Hand disabilities
Regain computer access! Suitable for many conditions like spinal cord injury, muscular dystrophy, CP, ALS, and more.
What Users Say
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Tom Babb
Content Creator
(Spinal Cord Injury)
"Thanks to Abilitare, I am able to have a great job as a content creator and graduate college independently"
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Jermaine Smith
Twitch Streamer - Adaptive Gamers
(Spinal Cord Injury)
"I use Abili Mouse for all everyday activities including gaming. Everything you can do with a regular mouse, I can do with Abili Mouse hands-free. I love the experience!"
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Jarrett Chisholm
Software Developer
(Carpal Tunnel Syndrome)
"Abili Mouse’s precision is excellent and the performance is better than the IR-based head mice. No need for reflective material or calibration!"
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Ryan Gebauer
Ryan Realty Group | SCISG | Access the Sea
(Spinal Cord Injury)
"Abili Mouse gives me the option to use multiple devices. Abili Mouse has the potential to help a range of disabilities and provide value to tons and tons of people."
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Philip Brocoum
Software Product Manager
(Carpal Tunnel Syndrome)
"I was looking for a headmouse that is a pleasure to use and the Abili Mouse is truly impressive!"
Our Mission
Imagine if you could no longer use a computer or smartphone.
How would you do your job? How would you attend online meetings? How would you interact on social media? How would you even access this very website? What would you do? Unfortunately that's a reality for more than 5 million individuals worldwide with hand disabilities.
Our mission at Abilitare is to empower them with the same level of productivity as everyone else, be it at work, school or home.
How to click?
Move the mouse cursor with the Abili Mouse using head movements. For mouse clicks, use either an adaptive switch like the Abili Switch or a dwell toolbar like the Abili toolbar.
Abili Toolbar
If an adaptive switch is not the right choice for you, have a look at the Abili Toolbar.
It uses the "dwell click" method to select items. Just hover over a button for a fraction of a second and it will get clicked automatically.
What's more, it's completely free to use!