Point. Or just touch.
Use the trackpad for precision, or tap exactly what you want on the Mac preview. Pinch to look a little closer.
Designed for iPhone Duo
Your Mac.
A little closer.
A screen, a keyboard, a trackpad.
That familiar laptop feeling, right in your hands.
Your Mac and your Duo. Connected over local Wi-Fi.
Make it yours
Ideas
Today at 9:41 AM
A little closer.
Your next idea starts here.
Make a little room for good things.
✓ Bring your Mac along
Drag to explore
Try the keys. Drag the trackpad. Find your favorite face.
Illustrative preview. No connection to your devices.
Everything in reach.
Nothing in the way.
Your desktop stays the focus. The controls feel familiar, and make room when you don’t need them.
Room to work
A little less control.
A lot more screen.
Choose a wide workspace or let the controls float. Move them where they’re comfortable. Hide the keyboard and keep your mouse, or hide both and enjoy the view.
Try each button separately.
Notes for a slower SundayLess on your screen.
Less on your screen.
More on your mind.
Take the scenic route.
Keyboard
Trackpad
Your devices.
A direct connection.
Connect on the same Wi-Fi network, approve your phone once, and get back to what you were doing. No account. No cable for everyday use.
Paired with permission. Encrypted screen and control sessions between your devices.
Always your choice. Stop hosting, forget a device, or manage permissions whenever you need.
Optional meeting tools
Your phone has
a part to play.
Bring your phone’s camera and microphone into a Mac meeting. Hear Mac sound on your phone, too.
Your phone camera.
Choose the Grandeur Link virtual camera in your Mac meeting app. Position your phone for the view you want.
Your voice, from here.
Use your phone’s microphone through the Mac companion’s microphone component.
Mac sound, with you.
Listen through your phone. Mac sound is still being refined in the beta; brief audio interruptions remain under testing.
Meeting tools require permission, Mac component setup, and the phone app to stay open. Camera and microphone start off. See the setup guide.
The other half
At home
on your Mac.
A native companion that keeps connection, access and meeting tools in one clear place. See what’s connected, choose when to host, and make starting at login your choice.
Start with the Mac companionA few steps.
Then you’re connected.
Start with your Mac and keep both devices on the same local network. Saved pairing makes the next visit easier.
- 1
Open the Mac companion.
Allow Screen Recording to see your desktop and Accessibility to control it.
- 2
Find your Mac on Duo.
Open Grandeur Link, allow Local Network access, and choose your Mac.
- 3
Approve it once.
Use the code shown on your Mac and approve your phone. Your pairing is remembered.
Made for your Duo and Mac. Supported phone configuration: iPhone Duo. iOS 26 or later; automatic fold handling on iOS 27.1 or later, with a manual layout option. The Mac release is for Apple silicon with macOS 13 or later.
Full setup helpA few things
you might wonder.
Do I need to keep a USB cable connected?
No. Normal use is over your local network. Both devices need to be on the same Wi-Fi or reachable LAN. A guest network that blocks devices from communicating may prevent pairing.
Can I use it when I’m away from my Mac?
Grandeur Link is for devices on the same local network. It does not currently provide an Internet remote-access relay.
What happens when I fold the phone?
The app can arrange the Mac preview above a keyboard and trackpad when the supported system reports a half-fold posture. On the open screen, choose wide workspace or floating controls. You can also choose a manual split layout.
Why can the Mac preview show space around it?
Your Mac and phone may have different proportions. Fit shows the whole desktop without stretching it. Fill or pinch zoom can use more of the available area while cropping some edges.
Can I use the camera, microphone and sound together?
These optional tools are implemented, with permissions and additional Mac setup. Keep the phone app open. Mac sound remains in beta testing because brief gaps or crackling have been reported, so we’re not yet promising uninterrupted meeting audio.
Is there an Android version?
An Android test version has been used on Galaxy Fold. This public release is being prepared for iPhone Duo, and we are not offering a verified current Android download here. Contact app support if you would like to help test Android.
Does Grandeur Link store my screen or recordings?
The apps send the screen, controls and optional media between paired devices; they do not upload that content to a developer server or retain recordings. Local pairing, preferences and small diagnostic reports are kept on your devices. If you use a meeting app, its own policy applies to what it receives. Read the privacy policy.
BetaA little closer
A little closer
to your next idea.
The iPhone release and its Mac companion are being prepared. Want to help test? Get in touch.
Ask about the betaiPhone release in preparationMac companion in preparation