Riverflow For Mac

Riverflow is a useful tool that allows you to assign two-finger trackpad gestures to a range of actions, in order to streamline your workflow. It is simple to configure and sits in your Mac's menu bar without getting in the way.

The assigned gestures can be configured to be effective globally, regardless of the application you are currently working with, as well as assigned to particular apps. For example, you can create gestures that only work in Safari or Finder, while having no effect in any other app.

You can choose from a set of predefined gestures, which should be enough for most users’ needs. However, it would be great if it were possible to define new ones.

While some of them are relatively easy to keep track of, such as drawing a circle to reload a page or swiping up and left to go back, it can be difficult to remember which gestures open specific files or run scripts.

Being able to draw a letter, for example, would be much more intuitive.

Riverflow can be accessed from your Mac’s menu bar, should you wish to disable its functionality or assign new gestures. Once you have performed the initial configuration, you can get on with your activities, as the app does not get in your way.

Riverflow is very easy-to-use, as its functions are self-explanatory, and even novices should have no problems configuring it. Moreover, it includes a short tutorial that offers some basic instructions, which should be useful for those who are having trouble figuring things out.

Overall, Riverflow is a simple application that can be very helpful for MacBook users, as it enables you to perform a broad range of actions by drawing predefined shapes on your trackpad.