A real second display
macOS treats your tablet as a real monitor. Move a window over and give it its own space, with Retina/HiDPI rendering mapped pixel-for-pixel to the 2560 × 1600 tablet.
YOUR TABLET. A SECOND DISPLAY.
Turn your Android tablet into an extended display for your Mac. Keep your work open, your reference close, and your desk simple.
USB-C or Wi-Fi (same network)
~58fps
Up to, measured over USB
~31ms
Median end-to-end latency over USB
2560 × 1600
Pixel-for-pixel HiDPI rendering
PoC measured on an Apple silicon Mac + Galaxy Tab S11 over USB-C. Results vary by device and workload.
Wi-Fi scroll test: ~57 fps · ~38 ms median latency · ~44 ms p95. Measured over iPhone hotspot (5 GHz), an Apple silicon Mac + Galaxy Tab S11. Results vary by device and workload.
Latency is capture-to-display telemetry with estimated display timing; camera-based measurement has not been performed.
BUILT FOR YOUR WORKSPACE
macOS treats your tablet as a real monitor. Move a window over and give it its own space, with Retina/HiDPI rendering mapped pixel-for-pixel to the 2560 × 1600 tablet.
Hardware HEVC encoding keeps the work efficient. Streaming used about 5–7% of one CPU core on an Apple silicon Mac for DisplayDuo and the capture process. The WindowServer contribution was not established; results vary by workload.
When the screen stops moving, a high-quality refresh restores crisp text. Scroll, pause, and get back to the details.
A SIMPLE CONNECTION
Connect your Mac and Android tablet with USB-C or over the same Wi-Fi network. For the smoothest experience with heavy content, use USB-C.
The Mac app will be a signed and notarized direct download, outside the Mac App Store.
SIMPLE PRICING
The same extra room, whichever plan you choose. All prices in USD. Plans are coming soon.
$1.99USD
For 1 month
$1.99/mo
$3.99USD
For 3 months
≈ $1.33/mo
$8.99USD
For 1 year
≈ $0.75/mo
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Yes. macOS recognizes it as a real second monitor, giving you extra desktop space. Move windows between the Mac and tablet, and arrange the displays in macOS settings.
Connect with USB-C or over the same Wi-Fi network. If your router blocks device-to-device traffic (AP/client isolation), use USB-C.
You’ll need an Android tablet running Android 11 or later with a hardware HEVC decoder. The PoC was measured on a Galaxy Tab S11 with a 2560 × 1600 panel. Performance on other tablets may vary.
DisplayDuo uses hardware HEVC encoding. Streaming measured about 5–7% of one CPU core on an Apple silicon Mac for DisplayDuo and the capture process. The WindowServer contribution was not established, and results vary with your Mac and workload.
Yes. The display works in landscape and can flip 180°, so you can place the cable on whichever side suits your desk.
Touch input is not supported. The tablet is a display; use your Mac’s keyboard and pointing device to interact with your work.