Wavecast puts your Android phone in a window on your Mac, live at 60 fps over your own Wi-Fi. Click, type, scroll and pinch like it's right there.
Reply to messages with your keyboard, scroll feeds with your trackpad, and keep the phone face down on the desk.
Both screens show the same code. Tap "Codes match" and you're in. Next time it reconnects on its own.
Click, drag, scroll and type. Back, Home and Recents are one shortcut away.
Videos and games play through your Mac's speakers, in sync.
Pinch on the trackpad or Option-drag. Maps and photos zoom like on glass.
Turn the phone's display off and keep using it from the Mac.
Latency, frame rate and battery at a glance, plus Show window, Audio, Screenshot and Stop. No dock icon, no clutter.
Your screen travels straight from phone to Mac over your Wi-Fi, end-to-end encrypted. No accounts, no relay servers.
Same Wi-Fi, two apps, one code.
Wavecast for Mac sits in your menu bar. Install the Android app on your phone.
The phone finds your Mac on the network. Check the 6-digit code matches on both.
Allow screen sharing, switch on control once, and your phone is live on your Mac.
Native feels like part of macOS. Signal is an instrument panel. Soft is friendly and round. Switch any time, on the Mac and the phone.
Free for macOS and Android. Windows is on the way.
