The Apple Universal Control allow you to control multiple Apple devices, such as an iMac, MacBook, and iPad, all with the same keyboard and mouse.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
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- Mac
Barrier is described as 'Cross-platform software utility for sharing your mouse and keyboard between multiple computers on your desk. It was forked from Synergy version 1.9's codebase' and is a very popular Mouse Sharing utility in the os & utilities category. There are more than 10 alternatives to Barrier for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac, Linux, BSD and Flathub apps. The best Barrier alternative is Synergy. It's not free, so if you're looking for a free alternative, you could try Input Leap or Deskflow. Other great apps like Barrier are Mouse without Borders, Multiplicity, InputShare and ShareMouse.
The Apple Universal Control allow you to control multiple Apple devices, such as an iMac, MacBook, and iPad, all with the same keyboard and mouse.
Turn your Mac, Windows, and Linux computers into one seamless workspace with shared keyboard, mouse, clipboard, file transfer, and virtual displays.




This program will let you use two screens on two different computers as if they were connected to the same computer. It even works between different operating systems.


GiMeSpace KVMShare Pro is one of the very few real KVM software sollutions that not only shares mouse and keyboard but really allows you to share video in the form of windows on the screen of connected computers while using minimal bandwidth.

An desktop application that makes it easy to share your mouse, keyboard and clipboard between your PC and your Android tablets and phones.




Cross-platform KVM software to share one mouse, keyboard, and clipboard across multiple Windows and macOS computers over your local network.




Mouse Broadcaster is used to duplicate mouse and keyboard actions to multiple PCs on a network.

DeskStitch is a software KVM for two Windows PCs. Instead of arranging screens by pixels, it reads each monitor's physical size and lays them out on a desk map in millimetres, so a 4K screen next to a 1440p screen line up exactly as they stand on the desk: no dead zones, the...



