GestureSign is described as 'Create and assign touchscreen gestures to actions on a windows tablet. Use to interact in a more user friendly way with the user interface e.g. mimic keyboard shortcuts, employ functions of the operating system ect' and is an app in the os & utilities category. There are seven alternatives to GestureSign for Mac, Windows and Linux. The best GestureSign alternative is BetterTouchTool. It's not free, so if you're looking for a free alternative, you could try Fusuma or MultiSwipe. Other great apps like GestureSign are Swish, Tablet Pro, Jitouch and Touchégg.
Customizes input devices on macOS by enabling gesture and button mapping, keyboard shortcut assignment, window snapping, automation, scripting, multi-device integration, and iOS app control. Features include touch bar, Apple Remote, and per-app profiles.
Fusuma is multitouch gesture recognizer. This gem makes your linux PC able to recognize swipes or pinchs and assign shortcuts to them.
Tablet Pro is a futuristic mix of familiar tools adapted for touch devices. Artists hotkey on screen keyboard shortcuts, Fullscreen virtual trackpad, pinch to zoom, surface (Ntrig) pen side button remapping... It is the best way to get rid of the touch interface bottleneck.
Map any keyboard key or action to one of MultiSwipe's 88 gestures, change desktops, toggle apps, minimize windows, change volume or even log out. All at the tip of your fingers.
Jitouch is a software that adds extra, essential, and the missing gestures to your MacBook Multi-Touch Trackpad and the new Apple Magic Mouse.
Touchégg initially going to be designed to provide Egg Window Manager window management through gestures, but eventually I decided to extend this funcionality, so Touchégg is compatible with any window manager, and providing more options.
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