Curse Your Cursor

Develop by Shopify

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Free plan available

Create interactive, brand-centric characters that engage shoppers and boost conversions.

Interactive animations

Custom characters

Cursor tracking

Redirect capability

Eye-blinking effects

About Curse Your Cursor

Launched May 18, 2025

Built by Shopify

Address

UNIT 1406B 14/F, THE BELGIAN BANK BUILDING, NOS. 721-725 NATHAN ROAD, MONGKOK,KOWLOON, Hong Kong, KL, 999077, HK

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Description

Add a floating assistant which guides the users and helps redirect users and inform about your store

This app helps merchants create custom characters—based on their products, mascots, or brand elements—that track the shopper’s cursor as they browse. The characters blink, follow movements, and can redirect customers when clicked, turning browsing into a fun, interactive experience that increases time on site and encourages conversions. Focus on engagement and delight visitors with interactive animations that react to clicks and blinks.

Create a custom character using any image, such as a product or brand mascot
Add cursor-following behavior to bring life to your storefront
Enable eye-blinking animations for a more playful, lifelike experience

Pros

Enhances user engagement by turning browsing into an interactive experience.
Helps in increasing time spent on site, potentially boosting conversion rates.
Allows customization of characters based on brand elements, which strengthens brand identity.
Interactive animations, such as cursor-following and eye-blinking, add a playful dynamic to the storefront.
Can redirect customers through clickable characters, possibly enhancing navigation and user experience.

Cons

May cause distractions for certain users who prefer a more straightforward browsing experience.
Excessive animations might slow down website loading times, particularly on older devices.
The novelty of cursor-following characters might wear off quickly, reducing long-term engagement impact.
Potential compatibility issues with different browsers or website platforms.