TwinDesk
One mouse, keyboard, clipboard and files across Mac, Windows and Linux, and your Android phone as a webcam, remote and gamepad, with its calls and texts on your computer. Free and open source.
TwinDesk launched on 14 October 2026. It ranked #30 on Daily Launch on 30 October 2026 with a Launch Score of 52, from +473 stars today on GitHub. It moved up 9 places from the day before.
What is TwinDesk?
Your devices are good at their own jobs and bad at working together. TwinDesk fixes that. Put a Mac and a Windows PC side by side and use them with one mouse and keyboard. Open the PC's apps on the Mac. Turn an old laptop or your Android tablet into a second screen. Answer your phone's calls and texts from the computer, use its camera in a video call, and paste on one device what you copied on another.
From its README on GitHub
TwinDesk is a repo by InukaAsith on GitHub. It is written in JavaScript and released under the GPL-3.0 license.
How to get TwinDesk
Get it from its repository on GitHub.
Image from twin-desk.vercel.app
In its own words
All your computers and your phone, working as one desk. Screens, apps, files, clipboard, calls, texts, notifications, mouse and keyboard, shared between Mac, Windows, Linux and Android. Free and open source. No account, no cloud, and now no shared network needed.
From its GitHub repository