A mouse that feels like yours.
Supported Logitech mice switch their actual connection. Pointer movement stays native on the Mac you’re using.
A SMALL UTILITY. A BETTER DESK.
Your mouse crosses the desk.
Your keyboard and clipboard come along.
Native macOS · Open source · No cloud account

01 / FOLLOW YOUR FOCUS
Keep your keyboard plugged into one Mac. Pair your supported Logitech mouse with both. DeskMux connects the little moments in between.
Supported Logitech mice switch their actual connection. Pointer movement stays native on the Mac you’re using.
DeskMux forwards keyboard input over an encrypted local connection. Move back, and typing returns with you.
Your plain-text clipboard is shared in both directions, so that link, snippet or sentence is already waiting.
ON YOUR SIDE.02 / SWITCH WITH INTENTION
Hold a key. Touch the edge. You’re there.
Option + the screen edge is the default. Choose your own modifier, or use the familiar push-and-wait gesture. Corners stay clear for macOS window controls.
A cursor cue confirms the switch. A menu-bar mark keeps connection status a glance away.
03 / A GOOD MATCH FOR YOUR DESK?
Install the same build in Applications on your desktop Mac and MacBook. Follow the permission guide.
Use one private pairing code. Choose the Mac connected to your keyboard, then identify your mouse’s channel on each Mac.
Choose the outside edge on each desk. Hold your modifier and move across. Turn on launch at login to settle in.
ROOM TO GROW
Input sharing is the everyday foundation. Virtual-display streaming is available as an experiment; physical monitor switching is still ahead. We’ll keep improving it in the open.
Help shape what’s next ↗YOURS TO USE. OPEN TO IMPROVE.
Free, open source, and built for the desk you actually use.
Download for Apple silicon ↓v0.2.0 public preview · Apple Development signed, not notarized.
macOS may ask you to approve the first launch in Privacy & Security.
