All your devices.
Working as one.
Your files. Your cursor. Your flow.
Beyond the edge of one screen.
Built around your devices.
Availability varies by platform ↗
One keyboard. Every screen.
Scroll through the scene, or select a screen.
Concept animationThe file is over there.
Your work is right here.
The file stays on your other computer. The distance disappears. Browse, open and keep creating across your own devices.
Explore Remote Fileswithin reach.
Remote Files
One window for every source.
Browse a Google Drive, your Ubuntu server, or the studio NAS from the same calm workspace.
Everything in Remote FilesGoogle Drive
My Drive / Xross / Design Assets
Copy here.
Keep going there.
A thought, a link, a little inspiration. Bring it to your next screen without sending it to yourself.
Explore Universal ClipboardOpen a shell.
Not a port.
Your other computer, one connection away. Open a shell through the fabric, without exposing a public port.
Explore Terminal & Accessxs shell open home-mini Identity verified Access granted · shell Session opened demo@home-mini:~ $ ▌No door left open.
Zero-Port
Terminal
Open a shell. Not a port.
No public IP. No inbound firewall rule. No SSH port exposed.
Your devices.
Your permissions.
Identity, access and a path between your devices. Direct when possible, relayed when needed. Always on your terms.
Explore The Fabricnetwork. Direct by design.
Your devices are no longer separate computers.
They’re one fabric.
And your agents can use it too.
Everything in The FabricA circle of trust.
Drawn by you.
Choose who receives the next revision. Watch what changes when a device leaves your circle.
Explore Vault & Trust ↗One sealed record. Three deliberate recipients.
Every device gets its own envelope. Choose one to change its access, publish the next revision, and see what that device can open.
Interactive local sample · No vault data is stored or transferred.
A useful assistant.
A precise boundary.
Give a tool a specific job and just enough access to do it. Try a request, change its scope, and see the result.
Explore AI & Automation ↗Give an agent a key with edges.
Pick a named request, choose the capabilities it may use, and run a preview of the decision that reaches the fabric.
Device list
The sample key contains everything required for device list.
Interactive local sample · No AI model, system tool, or program runs here.
More ways to cross the distance.
Pick a surface and try the idea. Every sample is local, bounded, and ready to explore.
Remote Input
Steer the cursor from your phone while it stays bounded to the remote desktop.
Move your finger across the phone. The cursor follows inside this remote desktop sample.
Keep the idea in motion.
Choose what you want to do.
Remote Input
Use a phone as a trackpad and keyboard for another computer. Choose the receiving device and control it from wherever you are sitting.
Explore Remote Input ↗Remote Audio
An audio source on one device, a listening destination on another. Explore a private route for sound across your devices.
Explore Remote Audio ↗Remote Desktop
See another computer's desktop and work in its apps from the screen in front of you. Viewing and input access remain separate choices.
Explore Remote Desktop ↗Screen Mirroring
Show the same content on two displays. Keep a presentation, image or working view synchronized as the source changes.
Explore Screen Mirroring ↗Screen Extension
Use another display as additional workspace. Move a window across the seam while keeping one continuous canvas.
Explore Screen Extension ↗Computer Use
Explore how an assistant observes a screen, plans an action, interacts with the interface and verifies the result.
Explore Computer Use ↗Find your next
cross-device workflow.
One keyboard. Every screen.
Your files, within reach.
A way into your other computer.
Pick up where you left off.
Trust that you control.
A private connection between devices.
Tools with just enough access.
Seven capabilities.
Read only the one you came for.
Each page carries its own sub-features, what runs today, and what it deliberately is not.
- 01 CrossFlow
One keyboard, one cursor, every screen you own.
- Screen capture on macOS
- Two separate permissions
- Phone as trackpad
- Phone as keyboard, real IME
- Scroll, pinch-zoom, media keys
2 Working today6 Being built7 Planned - 02 Remote Files
Your own devices, browsable and playable, without a server.
- Browse a peer's folders
- Share discovery
- Stat without reading
- Download
- WebDAV mount, read-only
9 Working today1 Being built5 Planned - 03 Terminal & Access
Reach any machine you own, without opening a port.
- Receiver-owned PTY
- Allowlisted shell profiles
- Zero inbound port
- TCP port forwarding
- SSH over the tunnel
12 Working today1 Being built3 Planned - 04 Clipboard & Transfer
Copy here, paste there — and send the file too.
- Live clipboard sync
- Loop suppression
- Per-device admit policy
- Sensitive-content filtering
- Offer and consent
11 Working today1 Being built2 Planned - 05 Vault & Trust
Your secrets, encrypted on your devices, provable without us.
- Revocation that ends live access
- Identity across key rotation
- QUIC, encrypted end to end
- A relay is a path, not an endpoint
- Frozen record layouts
4 Working today4 Being built10 Planned - 06 The Fabric
Your own devices, one private network, no account required.
- Device identity
- One-paste pairing
- Three gates per channel
- mDNS discovery
- Direct peer-to-peer
10 Working today1 Being built2 Planned - 07 AI & Automation
Give an AI tool your devices, one capability at a time.
- MCP over loopback
- Off until you say so
- List devices
- Read a machine's state
- Run a named program
12 Working today2 Planned
Start with the devices
you already own.
Make a little more room for what you do.
Find your way in.
Public downloads are being confirmed. Explore the workflows and development status to see what's taking shape.
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