MultiGaragem vs Sill

MultiGaragem keeps track of where every car is parked — across all your garages, and the ones your family or friends share with you. No more "who has the keys?" or "which car is blocking mine?" TRACK YOUR CARS • Create locations (garages, driveways, parking areas) with named spaces. • Add cars with photo, license plate, owner and notes. • Park and move cars by dragging them between spaces, or onto the Street. • Blocked-car warnings tell you which car is boxing another in. SHARE WITH FAMILY & FRIENDS • Share a whole location with another iCloud user — you both see the same spaces and cars, and they can park their own cars there. • Or share a single car with someone specific. • Stop sharing at any time. Sharing is invitation-only. DOCUMENTS & REMINDERS • Attach documents to each car — scan them, or import photos and PDFs. • Text is recognized on your device, so you can search inside documents. • Add events (inspection, insurance renewal, maintenance) with optional Calendar reminders. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Your data lives in your own private iCloud. There is no MultiGaragem server, and we cannot see your data. • No tracking. No ads. No analytics. • Sharing is end-to-end encrypted by iCloud. • Optional on-device intelligence generates a tidy Car Dossier — nothing leaves your phone. ALSO INCLUDED • Home Screen & Lock Screen widgets. • Apple Watch companion. • Ask Siri where a car is, what's parked where, or what's blocked. • Export your data anytime as a private backup. Free, with no in-app purchases. **What's New (v1.0):** First public release of MultiGaragem. • Track cars across multiple locations. • Share locations and cars with family and friends via iCloud. • Attach documents and reminders to each car. • Widgets, Apple Watch, and Siri support. • Private by design — your data stays in your own iCloud. S: Thank you to everyone who contributed, tested, and suggested ideas — Alena (this one's in Russian for you!), Buddy (for the availability and insight), and my brother Pedro, who gave me the idea for it.

Sill shows a window from your Mac, or its whole desktop, on your iPhone or iPad, and lets you use it with touch, a keyboard, a touchscreen trackpad or Apple Pencil. It streams straight from your Mac to your device over your own network, so there is no account to create and no server in between. You pair each device once, and every connection is encrypted. Both parts are free: the Sill app for iPhone and iPad, and Sill for Mac. Streaming: * Any single Mac window, or the whole Desktop, on your iPhone or iPad * Hardware HEVC video, up to 120 fps on ProMotion screens (60 elsewhere); the rate follows each device * Seven bitrate quality presets, from Low (4 Mbps) to Extreme (150 Mbps), plus Resolution, a frame-rate limit and Prioritize Encoding Speed * Text size (Aa): resizes your Mac window to fit your screen, so text is the size you want * Optional virtual display: a window streams from its own HiDPI display, sized to your device, and keeps updating even when covered on your Mac; full-screen video works too Controls: * Touch: tap to click, drag to scroll with momentum, touch and hold to right-click * Apple Pencil as the mouse, with hover * Software and hardware keyboards, with ⌘, ⌃ and ⌥ shortcuts, plus a key row with latching modifiers and a Spotlight key * Laptop layout when you hold the device upright: the picture on top, a key row and a trackpad (two-finger scroll, two-finger tap, hold then drag, three-finger gestures for Mission Control, App Exposé, switching Spaces, Apps and Show Desktop) * Dedicated iPhone and iPad layouts * Each Mac app's menus (File, Edit, View, etc) on your device, behind a Menus button * Window thumbnails: switch with a tap; hold one for close, minimize and full screen; drag to reorder * An Apps drawer: open windows and all installed apps, with search, and it launches apps Connecting: * Finds your Mac automatically; each Mac has 4 modes: Wired, Wi-Fi, Direct or Remote * USB cable (Wired) support, and a live session moves between the cable and Wi-Fi without dropping * Direct Wireless Connection (Direct, optional), for when you and your Mac don't share a network * Remote Access from anywhere through your own VPN, such as Tailscale, or a port forward * Pairing: every connection encrypted with TLS 1.3; pair each device once by QR code or a 12-digit code, and a USB cable pairs by itself; Require pairing is on by default * Your Mac keeps its keys in the protected part of its keychain that only Sill can read Sill for Mac: * A ~6 MB menu bar app with a live status card: each device, its frame rate and latency * Settings: General, Devices, Streaming, Virtual Display, Remote Access and Permissions * Launch at Login, a log window, and an update check that tells you when a new version is out * A notarized disk image download from getsill.app Sill for iPhone and iPad: * A Settings panel that changes your Mac's stream settings, and shows the connection and latency * A first-run tour, and Take the Tour to replay it * Tells you when your Mac or the device needs an update Free and open source (Apache 2.0) No account, no servers, no tracking: video goes straight from your Mac to your device, forever! Website: https://getsill.app/ GitHub: https://github.com/Saffsanity/sill Site GitHub: https://github.com/Saffsanity/sill-site