AbleMouse is an open-source alternative to expensive assistive technology solutions like MouthPad, eye-trackers, or complex systems like Neuralink. The project provides accessible cursor control options for people with various physical disabilities who cannot operate a standard mouse effectively.

The system includes multiple sub-products designed for different physical abilities. The AbleMouse AI Edition uses computer vision for face-controlled mouse navigation where users point their nose at the desired spot on the screen. The DIY Edition allows control through tongue movements or simple touches on customizable pedals. MouseCommander provides gesture-controlled quick actions as an additional tool.

Each product works with specific body movements - the AI edition uses head tilting, turning, or nodding combined with computer vision. The DIY edition uses tongue movements or touch inputs from any available body part. The system is designed to feel natural and not strain users' eyes like traditional eye-trackers.

The solution helps people with ALS, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injuries, muscular dystrophy, and those undergoing rehabilitation after stroke. It enables users to go online and rediscover their self-worth, confidence, and dignity through accessible computer interaction.

AbleMouse supports multiple operating systems including Windows, macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Unix (Ubuntu), and Android depending on the specific sub-product. The project is designed for users with complete paralysis, poor head control, or other physical challenges that limit traditional mouse usage.