Everything arrives in one place.
Clipboard, screenshots, files, offers and receive progress share one clean panel.
Receiving · 78%
Move your cursor, clipboard, files and phone screen across the devices already on your desk—without breaking focus.
Every local display appears together. EdgeLink keeps the seam between your own monitors local and assigns remote PCs only to the outside edges.
Clipboard, screenshots, files, offers and receive progress share one clean panel.
Receiving · 78%
Approved screen sessions use H.264 with automatic compatibility fallback.
Mouse, keyboard and explicit remote quick-paste stay attached to the selected PC.
Admin access and the highest-privilege startup task keep elevated apps reachable.
Windows links use encrypted, identity-pinned connections. Android pairing verifies a pinned HTTPS certificate. Device control stays on the network you chose.
Scan the one-time QR and approve only the devices you trust.
Place each PC on the outside edge that matches your desk.
Push through an edge and keep working on the next screen.
Windows 10/11 · Android 8+ · Local LAN / Wi-Fi
Local network. Wired and Wi-Fi devices must reach each other. Guest-network isolation and firewall policies can block discovery. Multiple paired phones keep separate connections, transfers and screen sessions.
Multi-monitor routing. Two adjacent displays expose six outside cursor edges. Their shared local seam is never assigned to a remote PC, and routes stay attached to the exact display and edge selected.
Android sharing. Link by scanning the one-time QR shown on the PC—no address or pairing number to type. Photos and files use acknowledged, checksummed transfer parts that can safely retry after a Wi-Fi interruption. Android restricts background clipboard access, so share text to EdgeLink or open the app. Screenshot sync remains opt-in.
Phone screen. H.264 casting targets 60 fps on supported hardware with automatic JPEG fallback. The phone owner approves each session. Protected content may be hidden.
Windows admin and startup. EdgeLink requests administrator approval at launch and uses a per-user highest-privilege logon task when startup is enabled. Secure-desktop UAC prompts must still be approved directly on the PC.
Installation. The current Windows download is unsigned, so Windows shows an unknown-publisher warning. Android 1.2.6 keeps the same signing identity as 1.2.5. Google Play distribution is not live.