MightyMouse vs Clicky
Talk and it types, with no monthly cap. It runs on the AI you already pay for, and your phone becomes the remote.
Short answer: MightyMouse is a free, open-source Clicky alternative: hold one key and talk, and your words land in any app with no monthly limit, because speech turns into text on your own computer. It runs on the Claude, Codex, Gemini or OpenCode account you already have, runs coding agents you answer from your phone, and turns your phone into a trackpad, keyboard and live screen for your computer.
Clicky is an AI buddy for Mac and Windows. Press a hotkey and it looks at your screen, you ask out loud, and it walks you through whatever you are stuck on. It can draw on your screen to point the way and run agents that do tasks for you. More than 25,000 people use it.
MightyMouse starts from the same idea, that typing into a chat box is the wrong way to use AI, and goes a different way. Talk and it types into whatever app you are in. Select words and fix them in place. Hand bigger jobs to coding agents that keep working while you are out, then answer them from your phone, which also drives the whole computer.
Side by side
| MightyMouse | Clicky | |
|---|---|---|
| Voice typing into any app | Yes, free with no cap, on your own computer | "Plenty of dictation" free, unlimited on Pro $20/mo |
| Use the AI plan you already pay for | Yes - Claude, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode or any model on OpenRouter | Not offered, uses its own models |
| Talks back to you out loud | No | Yes, that is the core of it |
| Knows what you are looking at | Yes - the app and page in front of you, plus any screenshot or screen recording you add | Yes, it sees your screen when you press the hotkey |
| Draws on your screen | You draw from your phone: pen, marker or laser pointer | Yes, it points the way for you |
| Coding agents you answer from your phone | Yes - Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode | Not found |
| Phone app that drives your computer | Yes - trackpad, keyboard and live screen, iPhone and Android | No phone app |
| Open source | Yes, the whole app, MIT | The first version, MIT. New work is private |
| Runs on | Mac, with iPhone and Android remotes | Mac and Windows |
| Price | Free with your own AI account. Pro $20/mo. Max $60/mo. | Free: 25 talk and 25 agent messages a month. Pro $20/mo. Max $100/mo. |
Clicky details checked 9 November 2026 from heyclicky.com, github.com/farzaa/clicky. Prices change - check theirs before deciding.
Where Clicky is the better pick
If you want an AI that talks back and teaches you a tool step by step, Clicky is built for exactly that. It sees your screen, answers out loud, and draws on the screen to show you where to click. MightyMouse does not talk back.
It also runs on Windows, and it needs no AI account of your own. Install it, press the hotkey and start asking.
Where MightyMouse is the better pick
Talk as much as you like, free. Speech turns into text on your own computer, so there is no message count and nothing to upgrade for. Your words land in any app.
Your AI, not ours. Connect the Claude, Codex, Gemini or OpenCode account you already pay for and MightyMouse costs nothing on top. Switch models any time.
Agents that keep going while you are out. Run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode side by side. When one has a question, it lands on your phone with the choices as buttons.
Your computer in your hand. Your phone becomes a trackpad, a keyboard and a live screen, and you can draw on the screen from the couch.
Open source, all of it. Read every line, build it yourself, or send a pull request. MIT licensed.
Talk to it, or talk through it
Clicky is a conversation: you ask, it answers out loud and shows you where to go. MightyMouse is a pair of hands: you talk and the words get typed, you pick text and it gets fixed, you give an agent a job and it does it while you are away.
Plenty of people want both. If voice typing is what you use most, read the Wispr Flow comparison too.
Talk and it types. Your agents keep going. Your phone runs it all.
Free and open source. Bring the AI you already pay for.
Common questions
Do I need an AI subscription?
No. Connect a Claude, Codex, Gemini or OpenCode account you already pay for and MightyMouse costs nothing. Have none? Sign up and use the built in option, no card needed. Voice transcription is free either way because it runs on your Mac.
Is MightyMouse free like Clicky?
Yes, and with fewer limits. Voice typing, the phone remote on your Wi-Fi, and agents on your own Claude, Codex, Gemini or OpenCode account are free with no monthly cap. Paid plans only cover what runs on our servers.
Does MightyMouse talk back like Clicky?
No. MightyMouse types what you say and does the work, and answers come back as text. If you want an AI that speaks to you while it teaches you a tool, Clicky does that.
Is Clicky open source?
Its first version is, under MIT, on GitHub. The founder said in April 2026 that new work stays private. MightyMouse is open source as a whole app, MIT licensed.
Can I use both?
Yes. They do not fight over the same key. Keep Clicky for being walked through a new tool, and use MightyMouse to type by voice, run agents and drive your computer from your phone.
Want your words typed, your agents running and your computer on your phone? MightyMouse is free and open source.