Android client for Input Leap — share keyboard & mouse from your pc to your phone
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Jul 20, 2026 - Kotlin
Android client for Input Leap — share keyboard & mouse from your pc to your phone
macOS menu bar app to share one keyboard & mouse between two Macs over your local network — an open, hotkey-driven alternative to Universal Control.
Software KVM switch — share keyboard, mouse and clipboard across Windows and macOS over LAN
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Open-source cross-platform input sharing for Windows and macOS over LAN.
Low-latency, AES-256 encrypted network KVM — share one keyboard & mouse across PCs. Windows and Linux (X11/Wayland).
Full Linux implementation and adaptation of PowerToys Mouse Without Borders, compatible with the Windows app. Connect Windows and Debian Linux PCs with the familiar Mouse Without Borders GUI and connection methods.
Ampersand — one Mac pointer + keyboard for macOS and Android. Control Samsung DeX or any Android screen with your MacBook trackpad, mouse, and keys. UHID over ADB, no phone install, no root.
Native C++17 Linux client for Microsoft PowerToys Mouse Without Borders — cursor/keyboard/clipboard sharing, self-healing reconnect, tray + dashboard, and an Android peer.
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