Apps similar to Eye On Cursor include Googly Eyes, which is free. Other options are Dockitty, Typibara, Docko and Plasma Cursor Eyes. In total there are six Desktop Mascots like Eye On Cursor for Mac.
Animated eyes are added to your macOS menu bar, following every mouse movement on the primary display and blinking when you click, offering whimsical, purely visual amusement with minimal CPU use. No impact on workflow or notifications, and smooth animation across M1 and Intel Macs.
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Tiny animated cat lives in your Mac Dock, letting users select, name, and interact via right-clicks and feeding by dropping files. Lightweight, non-intrusive design adds personality to the desktop without disrupting other icons and requires no extra setup.
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Personalizable desktop writing assistant for macOS, featuring privacy-first offline operation, no data sharing, low resource usage, app-specific visibility, and multiple creative skins including Lo-fibara and Typidoggo, with regular updates for enhanced customization.
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Adds a virtual pet to the macOS Dock that follows your mouse in real time, sleeps with sound effects, offers multiple pet types, seamless drag-and-drop installation, non-intrusive animated behavior, and works as a low-resource desktop mascot for all users.
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Rolling eyes that follow your mouse pointer for the KDE Plasma Desktop (X11 or Wayland). A small demo of getting KWin Script output from a Widget using D-Bus and Python.
Eyeballs is a fun freeware Mac OS X application that gives you a set of eyeballs in your menu bar or on your desktop. The eyes watch the cursor move around as you work. They get sleepy depending on how busy you're keeping the cursor, and they blink periodically.
