Direct-first routing
The fastest route is attempted before any relay path, with clear route state in the interface.
Low-latency personal control
Remote control,tuned likeinfrastructure.
A sharper website direction for the same product: less whimsical than Design Spells, more cinematic than Classic, and still clear about the core promise: direct, secure computer control from your phone.
Route preference
Direct
Capture target
4K+
Refresh target
120
Session cockpit
Active route
Direct peer
The controller and host negotiate the shortest encrypted peer route first, then keep relay as a fallback instead of a default.
Latency
Best
Privacy
E2E
Controller URL
Detecting phone URL...
Connection model
Make the fastest route feel obvious.
The product should not make people think in acronyms. This option presents routes as a live control board with the tradeoff exposed in plain language.
Product surface
Compare ClassicBuilt around the phone user doing real work.
High-refresh control
Capture profiles are designed around low latency, high FPS, and quality modes the user controls.
Phone-native commands
Touch, keyboard, paste, audio, files, and app-specific workflows are presented as first-class actions.
Secure session surface
Pairing, trust, encryption, route, active viewers, and block controls are visible without hunting.
Cross-platform hosts
Mac first, with Windows and Linux framed as equal host targets instead of afterthoughts.
Useful diagnostics
Latency, bitrate, resolution, capture profile, and fallback reason are exposed for real decisions.
Platform line
Same product story across Mac, Windows, Linux, and iPhone.
This option treats cross-platform support as a trust signal. It feels less like a landing page and more like a control product ready to scale.
MacScreenCaptureKit host, direct media, app-aware workflows.
WindowsDesktop host packaging with the same route and trust model.
LinuxWorkstation control for dev boxes, labs, and display servers.
iPhoneController, file handoff, audio, and optional phone host mode.
Practical uses
01
Check a build from a restaurant
02
Drive Codex while away from the desk
03
Grab a local file without cloud sync
04
Fix a home workstation from mobile data
05
Run a demo from the phone
06
Support your own devices securely
Security posture
Powerful, but never casual about access.
For a product that controls a whole computer, security needs to be visible and boring in the best way: pair, verify, encrypt, audit, revoke.
Pairing required
No controller starts trusted by accident.
Encrypted media
Video, commands, clipboard, and transfer paths stay protected.
Active session state
Route and viewer status are always explicit.
Block controls
A suspicious device can be stopped quickly.
Pricing
Simple enough to understand immediately.
Monthly is $8. Yearly is $80, which saves $16 and lands at about $6.67/mo.
Monthly
$8per month
Full direct-control feature set for one active user.
Yearly
Best value$80per year
Two months free. Same full feature set.
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