Daisy shares one keyboard, mouse and trackpad across up to eight systems on the same network. No Apple ID, no iCloud, no account.
Free and open source · macOS 26 or later
Push the pointer through the right edge of this system.
This system has control.
Try it
Esc takes control back, standing in for Control-Option-Command-Escape. Typing goes to the system with control.
Push the pointer across the edge and it arrives on the next screen.The interactive desk is paused because reduced motion is on.
Gestures everywhere
macOS-native
Swipe between Spaces, open Mission Control or App Exposé on any screen. Trackpad gestures work from macOS 26 and later.
Your hands decide
There is no main system. Use the keyboard or trackpad in front of you and that system takes control at once.
Features
No shared iCloud accountPair systems directly with a one-time code. No shared Apple ID or Daisy account.
Trust you controlChoose how long each peer stays trusted, or forget it instantly.
Direct encrypted connectionPeers exchange input over an authenticated, encrypted connection.
macOS-native Multi-Touch gesturesUse Spaces, Mission Control and App Exposé from the trackpad in front of you.
Shake mouse pointer to locateShake the mouse or trackpad to reveal the pointer on the system with control.
Peer auto-discoveryFind peers automatically, or add an address with + beside Peers.
Automatic session recoveryReconnect after sleep, wake and network changes.
Displays stay awake while you workActivity on the system in control keeps unlocked peer displays awake. Normal idle timers resume when you stop.
Shared clipboardCopy text, images, files and folders on one system and paste on another.
Dynamic chainingUp to eight systems. Drag their screens into any layout.