Touch, trackpad and keyboard
Tap to click, drag to move windows, scroll where your fingers are, and type with the full iOS keyboard, including shortcuts like Command‑C and Command‑V.
Stream your Mac to your iPhone or iPad and control it with touch, trackpad and keyboard. Check on agents, builds or anything else, from the couch or across the world.
For iPhone and iPad, with a free companion app for your Mac.
No port forwarding, no IP addresses, no VPN to set up.
Get the free ScreenNomad companion, allow Screen Recording and Accessibility, and sign in with Apple or Google.
Use the same account and your Mac shows up on the home screen, marked online when it's ready.
Your desktop appears. Away from your account? Scan a QR invitation from the Mac instead.
Everything you need to actually use your Mac from a phone, not just look at it.
Tap to click, drag to move windows, scroll where your fingers are, and type with the full iOS keyboard, including shortcuts like Command‑C and Command‑V.
Same Wi‑Fi or the other side of the world. Walk out the door and the session follows you from Wi‑Fi to mobile data without starting over.
Pairing is signed and your screen and input are encrypted between your devices. Your Mac approves who connects.
Your iPhone connects straight to your Mac whenever the network allows, with no stop in between.
If a network won't allow a connection, both devices tell you which one and what to try, instead of a vague error.
Use a trackpad or mouse with the iPad pointer, and a hardware keyboard types straight into your Mac with no on-screen keyboard in the way.
Sign in once and every Mac on your account appears, with its last screen as a preview and a dot that shows when it's online.
Instead of squeezing a wide Mac desktop onto a phone, ScreenNomad gives your Mac a display shaped exactly like the device in your hand.
ScreenNomad is built so that what you see and type is only ever on your own devices.
We never store your screen, your keystrokes or your files. They exist only on your Mac and the device you're holding.
A new device needs your Mac's approval or a single-use invitation that expires in two minutes.
When a network can't connect directly, an encrypted relay passes the stream along without being able to read it.
ScreenNomad is in testing now. The iPhone and iPad app will be on the App Store, with a free companion app for your Mac.
Launching soon