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EdgeFlow

One mouse and keyboard for several Macs — no shared Wi-Fi needed

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PriceEUR 39.99 incl. VAT · One-time purchase, no subscription · 14-day free trial
Version1.0
Size5 MB
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Description

Drive up to three Macs with the same mouse and keyboard. The pointer moves across the screen edge onto the next machine and the keyboard follows it. The connection runs directly between the Macs — no cable between them, no shared Wi-Fi required. Built for the cases where Apple's Universal Control does not apply: Macs signed in with different Apple IDs, or a company policy that keeps the corporate network away from your private machine. Requires macOS 14 or later on every Mac involved, the Accessibility permission, and Wi-Fi switched on — even when you end up connecting over cable.

Features

Across the screen edge

The pointer crosses to the next Mac at the edge and the keyboard follows — no switching, no shortcut

Independent of Apple ID

Works even when your work and personal Mac use different Apple IDs — unlike Universal Control

No shared network

The Macs connect directly to each other. Separate networks are not an obstacle

Paired, not guessed

On first connection both Macs show the same six-digit number — you confirm which devices belong together

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does EdgeFlow cost?

EUR 39.99 incl. VAT as a one-time purchase, no subscription. 14-day free trial beforehand.

How is this different from Universal Control?

Universal Control requires the same Apple ID on every device. EdgeFlow does not — it also works between a work Mac and a personal Mac with different Apple IDs and on separate networks.

What are the requirements?

macOS 14 or later on every Mac involved, the Accessibility permission (the setup window takes you there), and Wi-Fi switched on — even if you end up connecting over cable.

How many Macs can I connect?

One host plus up to two more Macs, three in total. The licence covers three activations.

Why not on the Mac App Store?

EdgeFlow needs Accessibility with event suppression and direct network access without the sandbox. Neither is possible on the App Store. The download is notarised by Apple.

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