Take full control of your digital workspace. InputConnect transforms any device into a natural extension of your main computer—seamlessly sharing your mouse, keyboard, clipboard, and audio across multiple devices.
With InputConnect, a second device feels just like adding another monitor:
- Stream audio across devices
- Use the same keyboard on multiple devices
- Control multiple devices with one mouse
- Copy and paste text effortlessly between devices
All of this works smoothly and naturally, allowing you to research, write documents, or play games as if you were using a second monitor.
It also helps reduce the load on your main device by seamlessly sharing tasks with another.
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Download the latest release from Releases that matches your system.
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Extract -> Run (InputConnect)
You will need ".NET 8 SDK" and optionally Git.
If you have Git installed, open Command Prompt and run the following commands one by one:
git clone https://github.com/WaseemALTamer/InputConnect
cd InputConnect
dotnet build
dotnet run
Download the Source code, then open PowerShell in the extracted folder and run the following commands one by one:
dotnet build
dotnet run
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Device Discovery - devices on the same network can discover each other
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Secure Connections – All data transferred over secure connections with ASE-256 Encryption.
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Keyboard & Mouse Sharing – Move between devices as if it was a second mointor and use your keybaord.
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Audio Sharing – Stream audio from one device to another with minimal latency all over UDP while being encrypted.
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Clipboard Sync – Instantly copy and paste text between devices.
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Saves connections - saves connections and loads them on startup so you can carry on with the setup that you left with.
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Works Over Different Network - you can change your ip address and still be able to connect to the same device without editing your connection.
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Cross-Platform Support – Works on Windows and Linux (macOS planned, missing Features).
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Runs in the background - will run in the background if Connections are available
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Smooth Animations – Custem Animation (Reusable scripts).
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Runs on old hardware – low system requirements.
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Open InputConnect on all the devices you want to link together.
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On your main device, look at the list of available devices and select the one you want to connect to.
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In the Token box, enter a token (any word or phrase you choose), then click Connect.
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On the other device, a popup will appear. Enter the same token you used in step 3, then click Accept. Repeat steps 2–4 for each additional device you want to connect.
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On the device you want to share a specific input from, set its mode to Transmit. On the other devices that will use that input, set the mode to Receive.
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On the device set to transmit the mouse, you can rearrange the screen positions so the cursor moves naturally between devices, matching the way your monitors are physically arranged.
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To remove a connection, go to the Links tab, click the trash/bin icon, then confirm deletion.
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Once a connection is established, you can click the “X” button — the app will minimise to the system tray and continue running in the background.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.