I'm a remote graphic designer and video editor, and I build free browser tools that solve real workflow problems. Read my story below, then drop me a line or try the mouse jiggler if you haven't yet.
I work remotely as a graphic designer and video editor — motion graphics, VFX compositing, branding, the whole visual stack. Design is how I think; efficiency is how I survive long render queues.
When a workflow problem keeps repeating itself and no clean solution exists online, I build one. MouseJiggler is the most-used of those personal fixes.
I got tired of opening online tools and being met with ten popups, three newsletter signups, and a giant cookie banner before I could even get to the thing I came for.
Every site I make is the opposite of that: clean, fast, free, and focused on one job. No clutter. No upsells. Just the thing that works.
Video renders and VFX compositions can run for hours. Every time the screen locked mid-render — or my workstation went idle while I stepped away to reference footage — I'd lose time or come back to a paused job. The "solutions" people recommended all involved downloads, admin rights, or hardware dongles I didn't want near a production machine.
A browser tab seemed like a cleaner answer. I built one, kept it running during my own render sessions for a few months, cleaned it up, and put it online. That's MouseJiggler — a tool I actually use every day.
"A tool should disappear into the job. If you have to think about the tool, the tool is in the way."
Spotted a bug, got an idea for a feature, or just want to share where you're using MouseJiggler from? Drop me a message — I read every one.