Wormhole

Wormhole lets users view and operate a mobile device from a desktop computer. It creates a screen‑sharing bridge that works on Windows, macOS and Linux, and supports both iOS and Android phones. The basic functionality includes browsing the phone’s interface, transferring files, sharing the clipboard and basic key‑mapping, with the ability to connect multiple devices at once.

The application is aimed at people who want to control their phone without constantly switching between screens, such as developers, gamers, or anyone who needs frequent interaction with mobile apps while working on a PC or Mac. For iOS devices a desktop‑only client is required, while Android needs both a desktop and a mobile companion app; a QR code is used to pair the devices.

Advanced capabilities—such as concurrent connections, enhanced key‑mapping, and additional settings—are available in a paid Pro version. The software is listed as stable and is distributed for macOS as a core platform, with ongoing development for other operating systems.