Ultra-low latency
Slip past the edge, land on the next screen
Move the cursor to the edge of your screen and keep going. A low-latency direct link keeps every movement crisp, as if both computers were one machine with two displays.
Demo: a MacBook and a Windows desktop sit side by side and share one keyboard and mouse. When the cursor reaches the edge of one screen, it continues onto the other computer.
Hover here and glide across the gap between the screensLive demo: the cursor slips across the edge onto the other computer
Features
Connects automatically on your local network. Your shortcuts, clipboard and files follow the cursor wherever it goes.
Ultra-low latency
Move the cursor to the edge of your screen and keep going. A low-latency direct link keeps every movement crisp, as if both computers were one machine with two displays.
Keyboard aware
Ctrl becomes Command on the Mac, Caps Lock switches input languages. Your muscle memory stays intact.
Zero setup
Computers on the same network find each other automatically. Confirm a 9-digit device code and you're connected. No IP addresses, no router settings.
Clipboard sync
Your clipboard follows you across computers: text, formatted code and screenshots paste right in.
File transfer
Send files directly from one computer to the other at full local network speed, with no cloud drive in between.
Private by design
Keystrokes and clipboard travel encrypted between your own devices only. No server ever sees what you type.
Lightweight
Under 20 MB of memory and barely any CPU, so your laptop stays cool even when Slipora runs all day.
Use cases
Whether you code, design or keep a work laptop next to your own PC, you get one less keyboard and a lot more focus.
Write code on the MacBook, run tests and builds on Windows. Paste snippets across machines without reaching for another keyboard.
Organize assets on the Mac and hand renders to the Windows workstation. Multi-gigabyte project files go straight across the LAN.
Put the company laptop next to your home desktop and switch between them with one set of keys. A cleaner desk, instantly.
Get started
No IP addresses to look up and no router settings to change.
Connect both computers to the same Wi-Fi or wired network.
Install and launch it. Slipora starts looking for nearby devices right away.
Click “+” in the screen layout, pick the device, hit Flash Connect and approve it on the other side.
Pricing
Try it free for 14 days without signing up, then use 2 devices free forever after signing in. Upgrade when you want more devices, clipboard sync or file transfer.
Up to 2 devices
Essential cross-machine setup. Seamless cursor flow and pure text copy-paste.
Free forever
Download FreeUp to 5 devices
The best-value choice for developers & creators.
billed annually ($0.83/mo)
Get Pro Annual(opens in a new tab)Up to 99 devices
Ultimate productivity for heavy gigabyte creative workflows.
billed annually ($1.16/mo)
Get Ultra Annual(opens in a new tab)Subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each billing cycle. Cancel anytime from the link in your license email; access continues until the end of the current period.
Download
Free to download, with no ads and no background tracking. Install it on every computer you want to control.
Current version v2.10.0
macOS 12 Monterey or later
On first launch, open System Settings → Privacy & Security and turn on Accessibility and Input Monitoring for Slipora.
Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit
On first launch, allow Slipora through Windows Firewall and make sure your network profile is set to Private, or devices may not show up. Read the connection guide
That's macOS Gatekeeper blocking an app from an independent developer. Open Terminal, paste this command and press Return:
sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Slipora.appFAQ
The things people usually ask about setup, security and pricing.
Tell us your system versions and network setup and we'll get back to you quickly.
Yes. Slipora talks peer to peer over your local network. As long as both computers are connected to the same router, over Wi-Fi or Ethernet, they find each other automatically.
Absolutely. Install Slipora on both, arrange the screens in the layout, and glide past the edge from either computer to control the other.
To share a keyboard and mouse, Slipora has to read your input and move the cursor on the other computer. macOS requires these permissions for every app that does this, and Slipora uses them only for cross-screen control.
Nothing goes to the cloud. Slipora communicates directly between your devices on your local network, and keystrokes and clipboard data are end-to-end encrypted with the Noise Protocol.
Use Slipora free for 14 days without signing up. Sign in and 2 devices stay free forever. Upgrade to Pro or Ultra anytime for more devices, rich clipboard sync and file transfer.
They feel natural. When a Windows keyboard controls a Mac, Ctrl acts as Command and Alt acts as Option. A short press of Caps Lock or your usual shortcut switches input languages without opening system search.
Local discovery (mDNS) is usually being blocked: the Windows network profile is set to Public instead of Private, Windows Firewall is blocking Slipora, a VPN or proxy in TUN mode is capturing the broadcast, or the computers are on different networks. Once either side pairs successfully, both trust each other and reconnect automatically.
Open the troubleshooting guideReach out on X (Twitter). We read every message.
Message @novratools on XDownload Slipora now, and in a few minutes your cursor will glide straight onto the next computer.