Make your cursor 🍆
A macOS menu bar app that replaces the system arrow with an emoji.
It swaps automatically based on the app you are in.
macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon & Intel · One-time payment
- Chrome💀
- Discord🧌
- Messages😭
- Spotify🎧
In Chrome, the cursor is 💀
Your pointer, everywhere you point it 🖱️
01
Switches with your apps
Chrome gets 💀. Discord gets 🧌. Terminal gets 👾. You configure nothing — the pointer just follows you around.
02
Three packs
Brainrot, Work, Gamer. Pick one from the menu bar and every app in the pack is already mapped.
03
System-wide
Not a browser extension. The swap happens at the CoreGraphics cursor registry, so every app sees it — including ones that never heard of us.
04
Leaves no trace
Quit it, toggle it off, or force-quit it mid-crash. Your stock arrow comes back either way.
Brainrot
🍆- Chrome
- 💀
- Safari
- 💀
- Discord
- 🧌
- Messages
- 😭
- Spotify
- 🎧
- Finder
- 🗿
- Terminal
- 👾
Work
⌨️- Slack
- ☕
- 📮
- Zoom
- 😐
- Figma
- 🎨
- Notion
- 📝
- Terminal
- 💻
- iTerm
- 💻
- Xcode
- ⌨️
- VS Code
- ⌨️
- Chrome
- 🌐
- Finder
- 📁
Gamer
🎮- Steam
- 🎮
- Discord
- 🎧
- Chrome
- 🔥
- Safari
- 🔥
- Spotify
- 🎵
- Terminal
- 👾
- Finder
- 📂
Off in
one click.
One toggle in the menu bar and your arrow is back, instantly. Nothing to uninstall, nothing left behind.
↩︎ What happens if it crashes?One price. Forever.
- ✓All three packs — Brainrot, Work, Gamer
- ✓Per-app switching, zero configuration
- ✓Custom emoji of your own
- ✓Launch at login
- ✓Every future pack included
- ✓macOS 14+, Apple Silicon & Intel
One-time payment. No subscription. Taxes handled by Polar.
FAQ
The reasonable worries.
Is this safe? Does it touch system files?
No files are modified. Sleek Mouse registers replacement images with the running window server and restores the originals when it exits. Nothing is written to your system.
What happens if the app crashes?
The original cursor is written to disk before anything is changed. On the next launch the app notices it exited badly and restores the stock arrow before doing anything else.
Does it survive a macOS update?
It is built to. Apple renames cursors between releases, so the app discovers the arrow cursors by name at runtime and verifies each change by reading it back instead of trusting a return code.
Why isn't it on the Mac App Store?
It uses private CoreGraphics APIs, which the App Store forbids. Direct download only — signed, notarized by Apple, and stapled, so there are no Gatekeeper warnings.