Oli v1
Introducing Oli v1, a fist-grip computer mouse with tilt-layer functionality.
Designed as a companion to traditional mice, Oli v1 gives your hand a break and curbs repetitive strain.
Variety is the spice of mice.
Something Thumby
Oli v1 was designed for use in a closed-fist position. It utilizes finger muscles unique to those of a traditional mouse. In particular, left click is operated using the inner side of the thumb, while middle click is triggered with an upward lift of the thumb. The right click button, which is rotationally offset from the left click, sits where the index finger naturally rests.
Give your hand a break by swapping between open-palm mice and the fist-grip Oli v1, like alternating between a standing desk and a seated position. It’s good to switch things up to avoid repetitive strain. After all, variety is the spice of mice.
Tilt-Shift Layer
A built-in 6-axis accelerometer precisely detects the degree of mouse tilt, activating three distinct button modes:
Normal Mode (Flat): Standard mouse operation, including left click, right click, middle click, and optical tracking.
Tilt Remap Zone (15–54°): A slight tilt to the left or right unlocks a new set of actions. Perform functions like scroll, copy, paste, and navigation without lifting a finger.
Tilt Shift Mode (55°+): A deeper tilt engages a full alternate layer. This mode features haptic feedback to confirm engagement. You can assign page navigation, task view, or any custom keyboard shortcut to each button.
“My hand hurts. Well, numb, actually.
After years of working a desk job, my hand has become what feels like… allergic… to the shape of a traditional computer mouse. I’ve tried various “ergonomic mice”, but they all seemed to be the same open-hand, outstretched-finger position, just... sideways…
If my hand was fatigued from repetitive use in the same open-palm position, what might feel more comfortable? Well, the opposite, of course…”