Pixel-perfect display
Your host spins up a virtual display that matches your device’s exact resolution and aspect ratio. The picture fills the screen — never letterboxed, never scaled.
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Your Mac.
Your Mac.
Anywhere, pixel-perfect.
Vumote mirrors your Mac to a virtual display that matches your iPad, iPhone or other Mac exactly — no letterboxing, no blurry scaling. Plus RDP, SSH and VNC built into one app, so a single install reaches every machine you own.
- 1:1
- Native resolution
- <25 ms
- Typical latency
- 4
- Protocols in one app
func stream() {
display.mirror(at: client.res)
encoder.send(.h264)
}
Live · 60 fps · 24 ms
iPad Pro
Apple Pencil connected
Virtual-display mirrorWebRTC streamingDTLS-SRTP encryptedApple Pencil inputClipboard syncFile transferDevice trustDirect or relayRecoverable sessions
Why Vumote
Remote that feels local.
Low-latency streaming
Hardware-encoded H.264 over WebRTC keeps interaction fluid — typically under 25 ms on a local network, so the cursor feels like it’s yours.
One app, every machine
Vumote host for Macs, plus RDP, SSH and VNC clients built in. Reach Windows servers, Linux boxes and network gear without juggling five tools.
Pro input
Full mouse, keyboard and clipboard pass-through — plus Apple Pencil pressure and tilt forwarded to the Mac. Annotate, design and sketch remotely.
Clipboard, audio & files
Copy here, paste there. Stream system audio. Drag files between devices with a Termius-style dual-pane transfer panel for SFTP.
Trust you control
Every device is registered and revocable. Incoming sessions ask for approval, a live indicator shows when you’re shared, and one click ends it.
One install
Every box you need to reach.
VUMOTE
Vumote host
Mirror another Mac at native resolution with audio, clipboard and Pencil.
RDP
Windows
Reach Windows servers and legacy desktops with the embedded RDP client.
SSH
Terminals
A real terminal with themes, snippets and SFTP — save a profile, reopen instantly.
VNC
Anything else
A pure-Swift RFB client for Linux desktops, Raspberry Pis and network gear.
Get going
Three steps to your desktop.
01
Install Vumote Host
Download Vumote Host onto the Mac you want to reach, then grant Screen Recording and Accessibility in System Settings → Privacy & Security when macOS asks.
02
Sign in everywhere
Install Vumote on the Mac you connect from — or the iOS app via TestFlight — and sign in with Apple or a one-time email code. Your trusted devices appear automatically.
03
Connect, pixel-perfect
Tap a host. Vumote creates a display that fits your screen and streams it instantly — control or just observe.
Native everywhere
Built for the devices you already use.
macOS
Host + client
iPadOS
Client · Pencil
iOS
Client
WindowsBeta
Host
Trust & privacy
Your machine. Your rules.
Remote access only earns its place if you stay in control. Vumote is built so access is explicit, visible and reversible — never a standing back door.
Read the privacy policyEncrypted by default
Media travels over WebRTC with mandatory DTLS-SRTP. There is no unencrypted mode to misconfigure.
Approve every session
Inbound connections prompt for Allow, Deny or Block. A menu-bar indicator turns red the moment your Mac is shared.
Revoke any device
A device registry lists everything signed in. Revoke trust instantly — and delete your account and data whenever you want.
Direct or relay, visibly
Vumote prefers a direct path and falls back to a TURN relay only when it must — and always tells you which one you’re on.
Start connecting in two minutes.
Install Vumote Host on the Mac you want to reach, then Vumote on the Mac, iPad or iPhone you connect from. Manage your plan, invoices and devices from your account on the web.
macOS 14+ · Universal (Apple Silicon & Intel) · Free during the beta