Mac first
Host and Client are native applications. Product decisions begin with how macOS displays, captures, encodes, presents, and controls a desktop.
About Screen Ferry
Remote desktop engineered for the Mac.
Screen Ferry is a native macOS remote desktop built for responsive interaction, sharp presentation, reliable internet reachability, and inspectable security.
Why Screen Ferry
Remote access should respect the Mac it reaches.
Screen Ferry is built around a simple premise: the remote Mac should not feel like generic video inside a control channel. Its display geometry, input, cursor, sound, network path, and security boundary should be treated as one interactive system.
That premise shapes the product—from authoring the remote display at the source to using native macOS media frameworks and an outward-only connection architecture.
How we approach the product
Mechanisms over adjectives
Performance, routing, display behavior, and security are explained publicly so technical evaluators can understand what creates the experience.
A light footprint
No privileged installation, drivers, or always-on background service. Screen Ferry is designed to be easy to justify on Macs people depend on.
Continuity by architecture
The working session is separated from the route carrying it, allowing reachability, direct performance, and fallback to cooperate rather than compete.
Built for Macs that matter
Reach a work Mac, a machine at home, a studio system, a lab computer, a Mac mini, or a headless build machine from another Mac.
Built to be examined
The Technology, Performance, P2P, Security, Headless Mac, and FAQ pages document the design for anyone who wants more than a feature checklist.
Screen Ferry is operated by Elysian Edge LLC.