Cursor Teleporter
Cursor Teleporter is a macOS utility from Apptorium that lets you jump the mouse pointer between displays or saved screen positions with shortcuts.
What is Cursor Teleporter?
Cursor Teleporter is a native Mac utility that helps users move the mouse pointer quickly across multiple displays or large workspaces. It is designed for people who work with two or more monitors, ultrawide screens, or repeated on-screen layouts and want to reduce long pointer travel during everyday tasks. The app supports jumping to other screens, returning to saved cursor points, and highlighting the cursor location after a move so it is easier to keep track of where the pointer landed. It also includes options for keyboard-driven control, edge-based teleporting, and integrations such as Apple Shortcuts and AppleScript for automation workflows. Cursor Teleporter is published by Apptorium and is intended for productivity-focused macOS setups where fast pointer movement can save time and reduce repetitive motion.
Key features
- Jump the cursor between connected displays with keyboard shortcuts.
- Save specific screen positions and return to them instantly.
- Teleport back to a previous screen or saved point.
- Use edge-based cursor teleporting to wrap between screen areas.
- Highlight the cursor location after teleporting.
- Control cursor actions with Apple Shortcuts and AppleScript.
- Adjust teleport animations and related behavior in settings.
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
This is a legitimate Mac utility for controlling cursor movement. Features that move the pointer or integrate with shortcuts may require standard macOS permissions such as Accessibility access so the app can perform its core function. That kind of access is normal for pointer-control tools, but you should grant it only if you use the app and keep the app updated through Apptorium or the Mac App Store.
Recommendation: Keep Cursor Teleporter if you regularly use multiple displays, an ultrawide monitor, or repeated cursor jump points in your workflow. If you do not use its pointer-jumping features, you can remove it without affecting macOS beyond losing its shortcuts, saved teleport points, and related automation features.
Common paths
/Applications/Cursor Teleporter.app
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