Assistive technology for Windows
Move the pointer, click, type, and run your favourite apps with your head & face, your hand in the air, or your voice — fully offline, adapting to your abilities.
Getting started
No technical skill needed. Every step can be done by a family member or caregiver.
One file: Mistey‑Setup.exe. Double‑click, click Next, done. No Python, no downloads, no administrator password — the offline speech models and everything else are already bundled in. You get a Mistey icon on the Desktop.
A one‑time, per‑computer step that works fully offline: send us your Machine ID, receive a small key file, and drop it into a folder. Because it's just copying one file, a caregiver can do the whole thing — even before you can operate the PC yourself.
A friendly guided setup tests your mic and camera on your real hardware, offers a gentle practice game, and helps you pick the preset that matches your body — so you see what works before you commit.
Control methods
Use whichever method suits you — and switch any time from the on‑screen menu. Head and hand share the camera; voice can run alongside either.
Your nose steers the pointer — just look toward where you want to go.
If your face leaves the camera view, the pointer simply pauses and picks up again — any drag is safely released.
Your index fingertip steers the pointer — no touching anything.
Clicking uses different fingers than pointing, so moving never clicks by accident.
Around 108 offline commands in 15 groups — move and click the pointer, open apps, scroll, manage windows, control volume and power, all by speaking.
Four more ways to control the PC — all OFF by default. Nothing turns on unless you tick its box, and each has a "Try it" test first.
Ability‑Based Design
Most software expects your body to adapt to it. Mistey adapts to you, three ways:
Pick the option closest to your situation — Parkinson's, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, locomotor disability, low vision, hearing impairment, autism spectrum and more — and Mistey tunes pointer steadiness, click timings, spoken feedback, and confirmations to suit. For example, the Parkinson's preset adds heavy smoothing, a tremor dead‑zone, and dwell clicking.
A short webcam routine learns your head movement — how much you can move, how steady it is — and personalises sensitivity and smoothing to match. Re‑run it any time from the on‑screen 🎯 Calibrate button.
While you use Mistey, it makes small, bounded, logged adjustments — for instance steadying the cursor if you keep having to repeat actions. Every change stays within safe limits so the pointer can never become unusable, and you can switch adaptation off entirely.
We tell you exactly how well Mistey supports your situation — before you commit. Every preset in the setup screen is colour‑coded:
Hands‑free control works end to end for these profiles in the current version:
A genuinely usable path exists, with limits we're upfront about:
A few listed conditions (thalassemia, hemophilia, sickle cell disease, mental illness) aren't this version's focus — Mistey still runs for them, just without a dedicated tuning. We'd rather tell you that here than let you find out later.
More than motor
These modes switch on automatically with the matching preset, and most can be toggled by voice too.
For Deaf and hard‑of‑hearing users: everything Mistey would say out loud appears as large on‑screen text, and the screen edges flash visually for alerts and confirmations. A captions‑history button lets you review anything you missed.
For blind and low‑vision users: Mistey announces the window you're in, reads what's under the pointer, and can echo each word or letter as you type. Say "read screen", "where am I", or "open magnifier". Low‑vision profiles also get a bold high‑contrast theme and a glowing halo around the pointer.
For cognitive and learning needs: the interface becomes one clear instruction line and five large buttons — Talk, Keyboard, Help, Again, Exit. Language is simplified and Mistey confirms actions more often, so nothing surprising ever happens.
Privacy & offline
Assistive software watches your face and listens to your voice all day. That's exactly why Mistey does all of it on your own PC.
Camera frames and microphone audio are processed locally, in the moment — the speech recognition, the face and hand tracking, the command understanding: all of it runs on your machine.
Pricing
Start with a free 7-day trial — no card, no account. Everything is unlocked, so you can be certain Mistey suits you before paying a rupee.
Try everything, risk‑free
Free
for 7 days
One desktop, twelve months
₹6000₹5500
per year, per desktop
You save ₹500 vs monthlyFlexible, cancel any time
₹500
per month, per computer
If a payment is late, Mistey keeps working for a grace period and tells you clearly — because for many of our users this is how they use a PC. And if the price is genuinely out of reach, tell us your situation: we work with individuals, families, NGOs, schools and hospitals.
Questions
No. Installing, activating, and everyday use are all fully offline — the speech models are bundled into the installer. A handful of clearly optional extras (weather, Wikipedia, news lookups) use the internet only when you ask for them; everything else works with zero internet, forever.
Yes — Mistey is built for modest machines. The offline speech recogniser automatically picks a model size to match your PC's memory, so voice control runs even on a 4 GB laptop. For head and hand control you'll want a working webcam and reasonable lighting (there's even a built‑in "ring light" that uses the screen edges to light your face in a dim room).
Windows 11 is recommended; Windows 10 may work. You'll also want a webcam (built‑in or USB) for head/hand control and a microphone for voice control.
Yes — the whole journey was designed for that. Install is a two‑click wizard, activation is copying one small file into a folder, and the guided setup walks through everything in plain language. A carer can complete every step before you ever need to operate the PC yourself.
Mistey changes with you. You can switch to a different disability preset live from the on‑screen menu, re‑run calibration any time, and Mistey's live adaptation makes small, safe adjustments as you use it. If a method stops suiting you, switch to another — head, hand, voice, dwell, or switch scanning.
No. Face tracking, hand tracking, and speech recognition all run locally on your PC. There is no account and no cloud service. The only personal files Mistey keeps — a private log of your voice commands and the phrasings it has learned from you — live in a folder on your own disk.
A free 7-day trial, then ₹500 per month or ₹5500 per year for one computer (saving ₹500). Nothing is charged automatically — we don't hold your card. If the cost is genuinely out of reach, tell us your situation; we work with individuals, NGOs, schools and hospitals.
Mistey warns you several days beforehand. If you don't subscribe it stops — but only after a grace period, and it always explains how to continue. Nothing is charged automatically, and your settings are kept if you subscribe later.
Write to us — tell us a little about your situation, and we'll help you find the setup that fits.