OpenLogi
A local-first alternative to Logitech Options+. Remap buttons, DPI and SmartShift over HID++ — with no account and no telemetry.
OpenLogi
OpenLogi is an open-source, native alternative to Logitech Options+ for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Written in Rust, it configures supported Logitech devices directly through HID++ without an account or telemetry.
Controls that fit your workflow
Select a button on the interactive device diagram and assign an action. Per-device bindings include navigation, custom shortcuts, and application launchers. Pointer controls provide adjustable DPI and presets, while SmartShift supports ratcheted scrolling, free spinning, or automatic switching based on scrolling speed.
Connected devices at a glance
The device view shows connected hardware, battery levels, and charging status. OpenLogi communicates through Bolt, Unifying, and Lightspeed receivers, Bluetooth, or USB. Bolt pairing is available in the app; pairing support for Unifying and Lightspeed is still in development.
Local settings
Bindings stay in a portable TOML file on your computer. Device illustrations may be fetched from a public CDN, and update checks are optional and disabled by default.
OpenLogi remains under active development. Per-application profiles and full Logitech Flow functionality are roadmap items. The project is independent of Logitech.