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OpenLogi - a local-first Logitech tool

Your Logitech gear.
Your rules.

OpenLogi lets you customize Logitech devices locally - without an account or cloud.

Computeryour machine
No cloudHID++
Mouseyour mouse
no accountno cloudsettings in a file you own
What is it?

A small app that does one thing well.

It changes what your Logitech buttons, wheels, and DPI do. Point it at a compatible mouse, keyboard, or camera. Pick what a control does. OpenLogi handles the rest.

Buttons

Remap any button to any action.

Wheels

Set scroll and tilt behavior.

DPI

Tune sensitivity, switch on the fly.

How it works

Three steps. That's it.

  1. 01
    USB receiver

    Plug in or pair

    Connect your mouse, keyboard, or camera over Bolt, Unifying, Lightspeed, Bluetooth, or USB.

  2. 02
    Mouse

    Pick a button or action

    Choose what a button, wheel, or DPI setting should do.

  3. 03
    Keyboard

    OpenLogi writes it to your device

    The change goes straight to the device. No cloud, no waiting.

What can you change?

Your controls, your way.

Every device keeps its own bindings. Change one mouse without touching the others.

  • Button remapping

    Point any button at any action you like.

  • DPI presets

    Set sensitivity levels and switch between them.

  • SmartShift wheel

    Flip between scroll and tilt with a click.

  • Shortcuts, launchers, scripts

    Trigger apps or custom commands from a button.

  • Per-device bindings

    Give each device its own set of rules.

What makes it different?

Nothing between your mouse and your machine.

OpenLogi
  • Local, on your machine
  • No account
  • No telemetry
  • Settings in a file you own
Typical cloud flow
  • Cloud and account
  • Sign in to use it
  • Sends data
  • Settings in the cloud
Works with

Plugs into the gear you already own.

Connections

BoltUnifyingLightspeedBluetoothUSB

Signed builds

macOSLinuxWindows

A fair warning: OpenLogi is under active development and not yet stable. It is also not affiliated with Logitech.

Want to try it?

Head to the official OpenLogi site to download and learn more.

Open the official OpenLogi site

Quit Logi Options+ before launching OpenLogi. Only one app can own receiver HID++ access at a time. On Linux, the same goes for Solaar.