November 2026
v0.3.0 Latest
- glide now updates itself, with signature-checked releases
- Received audio follows your headphones; the sending PC goes quiet
- Audio both ways at once
glide lets you control all your PCs from the one you sit at. Move the cursor off the edge of your screen and keep working on the next one, with your clipboard and sound along for the ride.
on desktop
Keyboard, mouse, clipboard and sound move together, so several PCs feel like one big desk.
Mouse moves go straight from the input hook onto the network, with no queues in the way.
Priority-tagged traffic, a Wi-Fi keepalive and duplicated keystrokes keep it responsive while torrents and downloads run.
Copy on one PC, paste on another. Text travels with the cursor automatically.
Hear any PC on your headphones, and send your microphone to another PC, with the sending PC muted.
Every keystroke is sealed with ChaCha20-Poly1305, with fresh keys for each session.
New versions install quietly when you're not mid-task. Each one is signature-checked first.
Install glide on the PC with the keyboard and mouse, and choose Host. It shows a connection code.
On each other PC, choose Connect. Nearby hosts appear automatically: paste the code once.
Place each screen left, right, above or below, then move the cursor across. Ctrl+Alt+Esc brings it home.
No accounts, no seats, no trial timer. glide is open source, so the whole product is yours.
Unlimited PCs, unlimited use. MIT licensed.
Read every line, build it yourself, file an issue or send a pull request. Your keystrokes never touch anyone's server.
Updates install automatically. Here's what shipped recently.
Yes. glide is open source under the MIT license, with no accounts, no telemetry and no subscription.
glide is built for PCs on the same local network (home or office Wi-Fi or Ethernet). For other locations, put both PCs on the same VPN.
Windows 10 and 11 are supported today. A macOS version is in the source as a preview: build it on a Mac with cargo build --release. Linux isn't supported yet.
Everything is encrypted and authenticated with ChaCha20-Poly1305, using keys derived from a secret only your devices know. The connection code contains that secret, so share it only with your own PCs. If a code leaks, press New code.
glide isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may warn on first run. Choose More info → Run anyway. Updates themselves are verified with glide's own release signature before installing.
Yes. On the host, turn on Hear the remote here, and on the other PC turn on Send to the host with This PC's sound. That PC goes quiet while its sound plays on your headphones.