For the last four years, I've had chronic tendonitis. As a game developer, it pretty much brought everything to a stop, and I spent most of that time trying to fix it. But while I was doing that, I kept looking for new ways to keep making things. I tried a lot. Pedals on the floor for mouse clicks, a foot moving the cursor, all kinds of hardware I never thought I'd touch, and every accessibility software I could find under $100. But none of it solved the problem or resembled the way I used to work. Eventually, things got worse. My entire body slowly broke down over those years, until I reached a breaking point where I spent about two months on the ground, speaking into a mic just to use the computer. That was the moment I realised there was no solution for me. In the face of that, instead of giving up, I made one myself. So I built it. Now you can use it too.