What the app does
It's a native Mac screen sharing app for iPhone, iPad, and Android — a remote desktop for your Mac that speaks Apple's own Screen Sharing protocol, with the same ARD authentication (Diffie-Hellman + AES) the built-in macOS tools use. Your Mac needs Screen Sharing switched on; nothing else gets installed on it.
- A trackpad, not a shrunken desktop: one finger drives an accelerated pointer, tap clicks, two fingers scroll, pinch zooms — the same input model as the web viewer's touch mode, but with native latency.
- Real typing: an on-screen keyboard bar with latching ⌘ ⌥ ⌃ ⇧ modifiers, esc/tab, and Mac shortcuts one tap away.
- Every display: multi-monitor Macs show up as switchable views, including manual splits for identical side-by-side monitors.
- Your Macs, saved: a hosts list with credentials kept in the platform's secure storage (Keychain / Keystore), so using your iPhone as a remote for your Mac is one tap, not a ritual.
- Android too: most remote-Mac apps stop at iPhone. Ours launches on both — controlling a Mac from an Android phone gets the same first-class treatment.
Don't want to wait?
The browser viewer already works great on phones — open the viewer in Safari or Chrome, type your pairing code, and you're at your desktop. Here's how it works on an iPhone or iPad, and how to set up your Mac in about a minute.
When?
The app is in active development — the protocol engine is shared with the web viewer, so it's the polish (gestures, reconnects, App Store review) that sets the date. Waitlist members get TestFlight and Play beta invites first.