Two years ago, I couldn’t use a computer.

Not comfortably, not for long – barely at all. As an electrical engineer, my work lives on a screen. And RSI had taken that away from me. Both hands, both wrists. Every click hurt. Every hour at the desk was something to get through rather than something to do.

I tried everything. Trackballs, ergonomic mice, tablets, voice control. Some helped a little. None solved it. Because the problem wasn’t the shape of the mouse, it was that my hands were involved at all.

So I built something different.

The idea was simple: take the hands out of the equation entirely. Let the foot handle the cursor. I’m an engineer, I had the skills to prototype it, even if I had no idea whether it would actually work. What followed was many iterations, each one designed and refined using the previous version of the foot mouse itself – because by that point, it was already the only way I could work.

It worked.

Not just as a workaround – it actually worked. I could use a computer again, properly, for a full day, without pain. That changed everything for me.

NaviFut exists because I couldn’t find this product anywhere, so I made it. And now that it exists, I don’t want it to stay a secret. If you’re dealing with RSI, carpal tunnel, a hand injury, or any condition that makes a traditional mouse painful or impossible – this was made for you. Because I know exactly what that feels like.

We’re a small team, but we care deeply about every person who reaches out to us. If you have questions, doubts, or just want to know if xStep is right for your situation, write to us. We’ll give you an honest answer.