A phone sending a tap to a computer screen

Your Mac, from your phone.

Teleroam lets you see your Mac and use it from an iPhone, or from a browser on a work computer that won't let you install anything.

How it works

The Mac stays where it is. You go to it.

1

Leave a small app on the Mac

It sits in the menu bar. The first time, it asks for screen recording and accessibility, which is what lets it show the screen and move the pointer.

2

Open your phone, or a browser

The iPhone app is for everyday use. On a locked-down work PC, you open a page. Nothing to install there.

3

Approve it on the Mac

A new phone or browser has to be allowed on the computer itself. Until you click Allow, it can't connect.

While someone is connected

The Mac should never be in use without you knowing.

A menu-bar mark

The Mac shows that a session is open, on the machine itself, not only inside the app.

A notification

Your phone gets a push when a connection starts, including one you didn't just open yourself.

One tap to cut it off

Disconnect, and block that device, from the Mac. There's a log of who connected and when.

Pricing

Free at home. Pro is for reaching the Mac when you're away. Nothing is for sale until the apps ship.

Home

$0

Same Wi-Fi as the Mac. Screen, pointer, and keyboard.

Pro

$2.99 / month

Or $19.99 a year. Use it from cellular, a hotel, or the office.

A 7-day trial starts the first time you connect from outside your home network.

Lifetime

$49

Pay once. Same as Pro, for as long as Teleroam runs.