What could be the reasons?
Why apple doesn't hire more people to review?
Enslaving their workers, and providing them with many apps that they can't review in a week.
Apple takes a cut from the app sales, so they need to be more attentive about this issue.
FYI: This is not after rejection, it's a fresh submission.
Hey everyone! I wanted to share a project I've been working on called Mac Air Mouse.
It uses your webcam to track hand landmarks and maps them to system-level controls. I’ve added a cinematic HUD overlay because I wanted that 'Minority Report' aesthetic while I work.
Features:
☝️ Index Pointing: Smooth cursor movement with a 'Precision Mode' near window buttons.
🤏 Pinching: Left-click.
✌️ Two-Finger Slide: Vertical scrolling.
✊→🖐 Gestures: Transition from fist to palm to maximize windows or palm to fist to quit apps.
🖥 HUD: Real-time scan lines, glow effects, and gesture labels.
📢 I know there are many tools like this, but this one includes features others don’t.
For example, the cursor sensitivity decreases when it moves over small UI elements like buttons, making navigation easier. I’ve kept the code user-friendly so anyone can modify it without headaches. It also includes combo gestures, which you’ll notice while using the script.
The best part is palm rejection—if you accidentally wave your left hand while controlling with your right, it ignores the left hand input, making control much more precise.
It works on both Intel and ARM Macs.
Try it out and give feedback—it actually helps improve it.
It’s optimized for macOS and runs on Python 3.11. I'd love to hear what you guys think or what gestures I should add next!
Repo: https://github.com/bhavyavashisth/HandTrack-MacControl