Single Remote

Single Remote

Low-latency remote desktop

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 13, 2026
  • September 15, 2026
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Single Remote turns your iPhone into a low-latency remote control for your own Mac. Install the free companion app, Single Remote Host, on your Mac and sign in to the same Apple Account on both devices — they pair automatically. No IP addresses, no port forwarding, no third-party account. ◆ GET THE MAC APP (FREE) To use this app, you need the free Single Remote Host on the Mac you want to control. Search for "Single Remote Host" on the Mac App Store and install it. FEATURES - Smooth, low-latency screen streaming (HEVC), tuned for both Wi-Fi and cellular - Trackpad-style control: tap, drag, two-finger scroll — plus a click wheel for precise scrolling and double-tap-and-drag to scroll - Full keyboard input, including modifier keys - Multi-display support — switch between your Mac's screens - Adaptive quality that follows your network conditions automatically PRIVACY AND SECURITY - Direct peer-to-peer connection between your iPhone and your Mac - Everything is end-to-end encrypted (DTLS-SRTP); your screen content is never stored on a server - Only devices signed in to your own Apple Account can pair EARLY ACCESS This is an early-access version, free for a limited time. A subscription plan is planned for a future release. REQUIREMENTS - A Mac running Single Remote Host (free) - Both devices signed in to the same Apple Account
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What's New in Single Remote

0.8.0

September 15, 2026

• Typing from iPhone now arrives correctly even while a Japanese/CJK input source is active on the Mac (with Single Remote Host 0.8) • Option to cover the Mac screen on every connection and lock it on disconnect (follows the Mac's privacy-mode setting) • The remote screen can now scroll up to the top edge of the toolbar • Better connection stability and image quality on cellular networks • Other minor fixes

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