Are you tired of being tethered to your computer all day? The Wee Pixi is here to help. It's more than just a mouse clicker or mouse jiggler. those devices are easily detected by monitoring programs because they don't simulate human behavior. Our device is programed to simulate the imperfections of human behavior like irregular key press durations and irregular mouse click durations and frequency.
Perfect for anyone needing uninterrupted screen presence without the need to physically interact with their computer constantly. Whether you're juggling multiple tasks, stepping away for frequent breaks, or managing a busy schedule, our device ensures your computer remains active, keeping your screen alive by simulating real human interactions
The Wee Pixi performs the following actions:
Key Features:
Smart Activity Simulation: With advanced algorithms, it mimics realistic mouse and keyboard interactions a human would make, ensuring a natural and believable presence. it uses "non destructive key strokes" such as arrow key, page up and down key shift key, scrolling and Ctrl+Tab key to switch between tabs on your browser. This device is proven against Time Doctor and Time Doctor2.
Customizable Intervals: Tailor the activity patterns to suit your schedule, with adjustable intervals for mouse movements and keystrokes. The device does not include mouse click but it will do mouse movements in random directions at random intervals. We can add a clicking option upon request however it is not recomended as it might click on something while you are away. If you have specific requests or additions like adding "alt+tab to switch between different programs then we can do that upon request as well.
Plug-and-Play Convenience: Easy to set up, this device works seamlessly with any computer, offering instant operation without the need for complex installations or configurations.
Compact and Discreet Design: Small enough to go unnoticed,it fits perfectly in any workspace, maintaining a low profile while delivering powerful performance.
Empower your workday with the freedom to step away when needed, without compromising on productivity. Say goodbye to constant manual inputs and let our Computer Activity Simulator keep the wheels turning!
No program to install: monitoring systems like Time Doctor can detect when Mouse Mover or other mouse clicking software is running on your computer. But the Wee Pixi plugs into your USB drive and gives the same input as your mouse and keyboard.
The code for "The Wee Pixi" simulates user presence on a computer by performing several specific functions. Here's how each function operates:
Each time it simulates the pressing of a "non destructive" key, it waits for a random duration between 100 and 300 milliseconds, and releases the key, simulating the variable time a human might hold down a key while typing.
Mouse Scrolling: Occurs at random intervals between 30 and 60 seconds. The mouse scroll direction and amount are randomized to simulate a user scrolling through content.
Tab Navigation (Ctrl+Tab Switch): Triggers at random intervals, between 3 and 5 minutes. The program presses Ctrl+Tab, waits for a short period, then releases the keys, mimicking a user switching between tabs or applications. After 45 seconds to a minute, it will tab back then repeat the process at random intervals between 3 and 5 minutes.
Mouse Movement: Executes at random intervals to move the cursor. The movement direction and distance are randomized, simulating a user moving the mouse to focus on different areas of the screen.
Page Up/Down Actions: Simulates pressing the Page Up or Page Down keys at random intervals. This action emulates a user navigating through longer documents or webpages.
Arrow Key Presses (Arrow Down Action): Occurs randomly, typically every 15 to 30 seconds. Simulates a user navigating through text or options in a document or application using the arrow keys.
Randomized Action Intervals: Each action (keyboard or mouse) is performed based on a randomized timer to avoid predictability and simulate natural, sporadic human interaction.
Execution Control with Flags (inTabSwitchDelay Flag): Used to prevent certain actions (like Page Up/Page Down) during specific sequences (like Ctrl+Tab) to ensure that the simulated actions remain plausible and do not overlap in a way that would be impossible or unlikely for a human user.
These functions (balanced between mouse and keyboard) collectively create a realistic and non-repetitive pattern of activity, closely mimicking the varied and unpredictable nature of human computer usage.
Contact me if you have specific mouse and keyboard actions you would like to add or remove.
Please keep in mind that the Ctrl+Tab key may cause you to "tab" in Microsoft word. This feature can be removed upon request.
