Nearby? Stay local.
Scan the PC’s QR code on your trusted network. Local pairing works independently of your Mesh account and the central server.
YOUR COMPUTER. A LITTLE CLOSER.
The apps you left open. The window you need. Bring your computer to your phone, wherever a direct connection takes you.
Windows host · Phone-friendly browser · Local first
RIGHT WHERE YOU LEFT IT
YOUR COMPUTERS
01 / GET CONNECTED
A small host on your computer.
A familiar view on your phone.
Run the Windows host and keep it open. For nearby access, select your phone’s network and scan the pairing QR.
Windows setupLink the host to your Mesh account. Approve the code in the client portal and your computer appears in your device list.
Create your accountChoose a computer, then an app. View its window, use the phone trackpad, or type from your phone’s keyboard.
Go to your devices02 / THE SHORT WAY THERE
Your account helps your devices find each other. Your screen and controls travel between them.
Scan the PC’s QR code on your trusted network. Local pairing works independently of your Mesh account and the central server.
Open the connection bridge on your PC, then connect from your signed-in device list. Keep the bridge tab and Windows host open.
Direct remote access depends on your network. Relay fallback is not available yet; some firewalls or NAT configurations may prevent a connection.
03 / GOOD TO KNOW
No phone app is required. Open the client portal in your phone’s browser, or scan a local pairing QR from the Windows host.
Yes. Your apps run on your computer. Keep the PC awake and the Mesh host open. Remote P2P connections also need the local connection bridge tab to stay open.
Choose supported Windows application windows, view their live stream, move the pointer, click, scroll and type. You can also launch supported apps. Protected content, UAC prompts and elevated apps have restrictions.
The account server handles sign-in, device management and connection setup. Direct WebRTC connections carry the screen and input between your devices. Local QR pairing uses HTTP and should be used only on a trusted private network.
The repository includes the original Mac host. Account linking and this remote connection bridge currently support the Windows host. See the repository for Mac build and permission notes.
YOUR NEXT WINDOW IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK.