60 fps, low latency
Hardware encode on the Mac, hardware decode on your device. Stale frames are dropped, never queued. HEVC with optional HDR.
Control your Mac from your iPhone, iPad, Apple Vision Pro or another Mac. Fast, private and end-to-end encrypted — straight between your devices, with no account and no servers.
Free for personal use · macOS, iOS, iPadOS, visionOS & watchOS 26
Everything, natively
Volero uses the same frameworks as Apple's own apps — ScreenCaptureKit, VideoToolbox and Network.framework — so it's quick, battery-friendly and feels native everywhere.
Hardware encode on the Mac, hardware decode on your device. Stale frames are dropped, never queued. HEVC with optional HDR.
Tap to click, drag to select, two fingers to scroll, pinch to zoom, three fingers for Spaces and Mission Control. Trackpad, mouse and keyboard too.
Your Mac as a huge, sharp window in your space, with native visionOS controls.
Hear your Mac with low-delay audio, send files both ways, share the clipboard, and chat during a session.
"Connect to Studio Mac." Spotlight, Control Center, Live Activity and Apple Watch are all built in.
Ask what's on your screen or run a command in plain English — on-device, private, no cloud.
One app, every screen
The same fast, private session — your phone, your tablet, your headset or another Mac.
Control any Mac in a crisp window on iPad, Vision Pro or another Mac.
Your whole Mac, in your pocket.
Sixty seconds
Private by design
Your screen goes straight from your Mac to your device. We never see it, because there's nothing in between.
End-to-end secure channel every session. A wrong access code is rejected before a single pixel is sent.
The Mac asks before anyone new connects, with optional Face ID, and you can end any session instantly — even from Siri.
No analytics, no tracking, no ads. It says so on the App Store privacy label, and it's true.
Why Volero
Most remote-desktop tools route your screen through their own servers and make you sign up. Volero doesn't.
| Volero | Typical app | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs through a company's servers | No — device to device | Usually yes |
| Account & sign-up required | None | Yes |
| End-to-end, post-quantum encryption | Yes | Rarely |
| Native Apple Vision Pro & Watch apps | Yes | No |
| Free for personal use | Forever | Often paid |
| Data collected about you | None | Varies |
Pricing
Everything you need to control your own Macs is free, forever. Pro is a one-time lifetime unlock; Business adds team tools.
Coming soon. Early adopters keep this price for life.
Or £59.99/year. 14-day free trial. Coming soon — Solo stays free.
FAQ
Yes. Install Volero Host on the Mac and Volero on your iPad or iPhone, then enter the access code shown on the Mac.
Yes. Connect over your own iCloud, or add your Mac by address. Volero works with private networks such as Tailscale, whose free plan links your own devices from anywhere without port forwarding.
Yes, as a native visionOS app that shows your Mac as a large window in your space.
No remote desktop app can: Apple doesn't allow it. Volero controls Macs from any Apple device.
Yes, for controlling your own Macs. A one-time Pro lifetime unlock adds the managed relay and power features; Business adds team tools.
No. Volero connects your devices directly through your own iCloud — there's nothing to sign up for.
The Host needs deep access to move your mouse and keyboard, which Mac App Store apps can't have — so it's a notarised download, signed and checked by Apple. The app you control from is a normal App Store app.
Yes — use Wake This Mac, as long as the Mac is set to wake for network access.
Yes — turn on "Require Face ID to prove this device" so a lost or stolen device can't reach your Macs.
Install Volero Host on your Mac, get Volero on your other devices, and you're connected in under a minute.
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Control your Mac from: iPhone · iPad · Apple Vision Pro · Apple Watch · another Mac