Sill: free open-source tool streams any Mac window to iPhone/iPad with touch and Apple Pencil
jedisct1 · x · 2026-10-16
Sill, an open-source project (1.9k GitHub stars, Apache-2.0), streams any Mac window — or the whole desktop — live to iPhone/iPad, where you can interact via touch, trackpad, keyboard, or Apple Pencil.
- The Mac app captures the window, encodes it as HEVC video, and sends it to the device app with input relayed back.
- Free, open source, no servers involved; works well alongside Tailscale for remote use. Built on HEVC, VideoToolbox, and ScreenCaptureKit.
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