Mova: Smart language switching for macOS.

Problem: The Theft of Your Focus and Time.

You’re locked in on an idea, your fingers flying across the keys. But when you look up at the screen… instead of your text, you see “Ghbdtn, how are you?”.

Every time you forget to switch your layout, you lose time fixing the error and have to check “which language is active?” in the top corner of your screen throughout the day.

Cognitive Load: You are forced to keep track of technical details instead of staying creative.

Context Break: Fixing “gibberish” snaps you out of your train of thought.

Fatigue: Hundreds of extra manual clicks every day just to switch languages.

Solution: Mova — your layout, automated.

Mova shows a language indicator next to the cursor, remembers the layout for each app, and displays a HUD when you switch.

How Mova restores your focus:

Cursor Flag: Your eyes stay where you type. Instantly see the active language without glancing at the menu bar.

Smart App Memory: Mova remembers your preferences. Use English in Xcode and your language in Telegram — it switches automatically when you change windows.

Seamless HUD: Elegant, fast indication that keeps the interface clean and doesn’t distract you.

How Mova transforms your workflow:

Mova adds a language indicator to your cursor and remembers the keyboard layout for each app.

1. Visual Focus: Cursor Flag

No more glancing up at the menu bar. A subtle yet clear language indicator stays right by your text cursor. Benefit: Keep your attention on your work, not on system icons.

2. Smart App Memory

Mova understands your context. If you’re coding in Xcode in English and then switch to Slack to talk to your team, Mova automatically activates the correct layout. Benefit: Save hundreds of manual clicks every single day.

3. Instant HUD (Heads-Up Display)

When you switch languages, you get feedback in the center of the screen without delay. Benefit: You’re always certain which language is active, without even glancing at your keyboard.

4. Built for Speed (Swift & SwiftUI)

The app is written in Swift, so it is lightweight and energy-efficient.