Everything on your phone,
at your desk.

See and use your phone with your keyboard and trackpad, at full resolution and 60 frames a second over the cable. Detach it into its own window or go full screen.

Any Android app in its own resizable window, laid out like a tablet. Several at once, each in the Dock and ⌘-Tab — while your phone stays dark.

WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Messenger and other chat apps in one place, each opening as the real app with every conversation.

Your texts, by conversation, with which SIM they came on. Start a new message from your contacts and send it from your phone's own messaging app.

Recent calls and contacts, call from your Mac, and a floating card to answer or decline when your phone rings — with the call's sound on your Mac.

Every photo and video, newest first. Save originals byte for byte, or as JPEG, HEIC or smaller videos. Works without the cable too.

Browse your phone like a disk, drag files both ways, and resume big transfers where they stopped if the cable comes out.

In Notification Center, with the app's own buttons and inline reply. Clear one, and it's gone from your phone too.

Copy on your Mac, paste on your phone — and back. Send text or a file in one click.