Early access

LazyDesk

One mouse and one keyboard for all your computers

Move the pointer to the edge of the screen and it continues on the machine next to it. No extra cables, no switch box.

Contact us for a trial

LazyDesk is not publicly released yet. Message LazyCodet on Facebook to get a trial build.

Works on Mac and Windows
Just one shared network
No account needed
macOS
Windows

The pointer moves between two computers the way it moves between two monitors.

Everything you need when you work across several computers

Mouse, keyboard, clipboard and files, shared across all of them

Move the mouse across every screen

Use a single mouse for all your machines. Move the pointer to the edge of one screen and it appears on the machine next to it.

Type across every screen

The keyboard in your hands types into whichever machine you clicked on. No swapping keyboards, no reaching for another one.

Copy on one machine, paste on another

Text and images you just copied can be pasted on another machine. On Mac you can also look back through your recent copies.

Share files between computers

Pick a file or folder and send it to another machine. The receiving machine chooses where to save it before the transfer starts.

Arrange screens the way they sit on your desk

Drag each screen in the layout so LazyDesk knows which machine is on the left and which is on the right.

Works between Mac and Windows

The same app and the same way of using it on both operating systems.

Nothing is uploaded anywhere

Your mouse, your keyboard and whatever you copy go straight from one machine to another on the same network, over an encrypted connection.

Runs on your own network, never over the internet

Your machines talk to each other directly. No account, and no server in between.

The pointer stays smooth

The trip is short, so the mouse and keyboard keep up with your hands.

Nothing extra to buy

All it takes is machines on the same network — no switch box, no dedicated cable.

Only machines you approve can connect

An unknown machine on the network cannot join on its own. You confirm on both machines before they accept each other's input.

How to use it

Four steps — set it up once and keep using it

1

Install it on your machines

Install LazyDesk on every machine you want to share a mouse and keyboard with.

2

Connect the machines

Each machine shows a confirmation code. Confirm it and they recognise each other.

3

Arrange the screens

Drag the screens in the layout to match where they actually sit on your desk.

4

Start using it

Move the mouse to the edge of the screen and you are on the next machine. Keyboard and files are shared from here on.

Want to try LazyDesk?

Send us a message and we will get you the installer and a short setup guide.

Message LazyCodet on Facebook