A real remote for your Mac — live terminal sessions, clipboard, running apps, media. Paired with one scan, encrypted end to end, no account to make.
Android, in closed testing · iOS next · Free agent for macOS 14+
what it does
Remote desktop hands you a 27-inch screen on a 6-inch phone. This hands you the four things you actually reach for when you are not at the desk.
Attach to the terminal sessions running on your Mac and watch the scrollback as it happens. Type into them. Say yes to the prompt, run the next command, and let the work carry on.
Volume, mute, brightness, media keys, lock and sleep — with the Mac's real state, so Mute knows whether it is muted. Latency is on screen, because you should be able to see the thing is live.
Every open app with its real icon, the frontmost one marked as it changes, and a quit button for the ones that should not be open.
Pick up the sessions already running, or start a new one — a shell, or your agent — without touching the keyboard.
security
An app that can type into your terminal has to earn it. Nothing here is a claim you have to take on faith.
The QR carries your Mac's key fingerprint. Your phone pins it from then on, so there is no window where something else can answer in its place.
X25519 and Ed25519, with every frame sealed. Your keystrokes and clipboard are readable by your two devices and nothing else.
No sign-up, no email, no analytics, no tracking. Your phone talks to your Mac over your own network, directly.
Every paired phone is listed in the menu bar. Revoking one drops its connection immediately, not at its next request.
verified ✓ 292 tests across the app, the agent and the protocol
pricing
The free app is not a trial. Watching your agent sit blocked on a prompt is just a very good argument for the upgrade.
Free
Pro
Requires the free Control Freak agent on macOS 14 or later, and both devices on the same Wi-Fi.