ArcRelay Mouse

One keyboard and mouse. Keep working on the next computer.

Made for · Multi-computer workers, developers and desk setups

Move between computers without swapping keyboards, or use a phone trackpad for a quick input task away from your desk.

Suite Input Sharing overview: display positions, connection status and recent input activity.
Display workspace and input status

Suite Input Sharing overview: display positions, connection status and recent input activity.

Captured from an English development preview of the current desktop frontend with example devices and content. The installed version determines the interface and available features.

BUILT AROUND YOUR DAY

Two computers. One desk.

Keep your hands on the same controls as work moves between computers. Arrange the displays, then cross a neighboring edge to continue.

01

Swapping controls breaks your flow

Share keyboard, mouse and scrolling

Arrange displays to match your desk and switch at a shared edge. Input handoff does not stream the other screen.

02

The same shortcut behaves differently across systems

Choose keyboard behavior

Translate editing shortcuts for the target system, or preserve physical key behavior for terminal work.

03

You need a clear way back when a connection drops

Release control when needed

Disconnecting or disabling sharing releases held input. Command/Ctrl + Alt + Shift + M releases control and centers the local pointer.

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START WITH ONE TASK

Put the steps together.

01

Arrange displays to match your desk

Arrange displays in cross-screen input; size, scaling and rotation affect handoff regions.

02

Pair devices and grant input access

Verify identity, grant input access and complete the target computer’s system input permissions.

03

Move across the screen edge; release control when needed

Cross a neighboring edge to switch computers. Command/Ctrl + Alt + Shift + M releases control and centers the local pointer.

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BEFORE YOU START

Know what to expect.

macOS needs Accessibility access; phone remote input does not support Linux yet. Input sharing does not stream a remote desktop.

This page describes the focused product’s value; it does not announce a standalone package release.

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Need several tools working together?

ArcRelay Suite brings input, content and local tasks together over trusted device connections.

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