Still Here

The software simulates realistic user activity—mouse movement, keyboard typing, scrolling, and application switching—to keep a computer’s screen active and status indicators green in communication tools such as Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Zoom. It generates human‑like motion using Bézier curves and configurable typing speeds, and it can switch between open apps and browser tabs with native shortcuts, mimicking genuine user behavior.

Target users are individuals who need to step away from their workstation while remaining appear “present” to collaborative platforms, such as remote workers, developers, or anyone subject to idle detection policies. The program runs on Windows 10/11, macOS, and Linux, and it can be controlled via a command‑line interface and global hotkeys for quick start, hide, and emergency stop.

Distinctive aspects include cross‑platform support, integration with a wide range of desktop applications, and activity presets that allow low, medium, or high intensity simulation without hardware jigglers. The tool operates without collecting user data and offers a free plan for basic usage.