Agent Ring — line art of a Bluetooth finger ring

The shortcut remote already on your finger

Your ring. Any shortcut.

Agent Ring turns the taps, swipes and long presses of a WX02-class Bluetooth ring into the keyboard shortcuts you choose.

Internal macOS build workingPublic download pending signing and notarization

A black WX02-class Bluetooth finger ring

WX02-class Bluetooth ring

A page turner becomes a computer remote.

The ring was made to scroll a phone. Agent Ring reads the raw Bluetooth HID reports that macOS normally throws away, recognises each gesture, then fires the shortcut you assigned.

Tap
Enter
Swipe up
Spotlight
Swipe down
Mission Control
Swipe left
Previous
Swipe right
Next
Long press
Anything

Examples only. Every gesture is configurable.

Connect. Map. Use.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Pair a compatible WX02-class ring over Bluetooth. Agent Ring identifies the product and listens to its raw input.

  2. 02

    Map

    Press the ring, watch the gesture highlight, then assign a key combination, media key or no action.

  3. 03

    Use

    Leave the lightweight native app in the menu bar. Your mappings work wherever ordinary keyboard shortcuts work.

Built on macOS. Not publicly released yet.

The strict WX02 capture, shortcut injection, permission onboarding, editable mappings and menu-bar app are built and installed in internal testing. The app stays out of the Dock, as a menu-bar utility should.

macOSInternal build working

Public macOS downloadWaiting for Developer ID signing and notarization

Windows 11Planned; no Windows build exists yet

Buy links come after the ring passes the test.

The Amazon UK account is active, but no retail listing gets an affiliate recommendation until its ring is physically verified with Agent Ring. That keeps a cheap purchase from becoming the wrong purchase.