MultiDesk app icon For Apple Vision Pro + Mac

Your Mac, all around you.

MultiDesk turns Vision Pro into the multi-monitor setup your desk can't fit. Add extra Mac displays, or pull any Mac window out into its own space — streamed in crisp HEVC at 60 fps, with full mouse and keyboard control.

$9.99 one-time on the App Store · Mac companion is free

HEVC hardware encoding 60 fps streams 90 Hz Metal rendering 0 cables, 0 accounts
Two ways to spread out

Whole new displays. Or just the window you need.

Mix both freely. Give your Mac an extra screen to drag things onto, and float individual app windows wherever they're most useful.

Virtual displays

MultiDesk creates real extra displays on your Mac. macOS sees a new monitor — drag windows onto it, go full screen, use Mission Control — and it appears as a window in your space.

  • Up to four displays, horizontal or vertical — tap to flip
  • Retina (HiDPI) at 60 Hz
  • Arrange them in System Settings — positions are remembered

Mac windows, set free

Pick any window from any Mac app and it gets its own visionOS window, sized to match, with the app's icon and title underneath. Place it next to your Safari, above your desk, anywhere.

  • As many windows as you like
  • Follows the window live when you resize it on the Mac
  • Full-screen and minimized windows are brought back automatically
Features

It feels like your Mac. Because it is.

Everything you see is your real Mac, live — and everything you do in the headset goes straight back to it.

Full control, right in the stream

Look and tap to click, pinch and drag to move things, scroll with two fingers, and type with any keyboard paired to Vision Pro. Just looking around never moves your Mac's pointer — it only borrows the cursor for the click, then puts it back.

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Built for low latency

A custom streaming engine: hardware HEVC, UDP transport, and a "latest frame wins" pipeline that never lets lag pile up.

Wi-Fi hiccups, handled

Forward error correction rebuilds lost packets on the fly, the bitrate adapts to your network, and a fresh keyframe is requested the instant anything goes missing.

Paired with a PIN

Your Mac shows a fresh 4-digit code each time it starts. Nothing is shared until the headset enters it, and video only flows to the device you paired.

Finds your Mac by itself

Macs on your network show up automatically over Bonjour. On a tricky network, connect manually by address instead.

Lives in your menu bar

The Mac companion starts sharing when it opens, shows the pairing code, live streams and permission status, and lets you remove a display in one click.

Native to visionOS

Every stream is a real visionOS window: move it, resize it, keep it next to your other apps. Frames are decoded in hardware and drawn with Metal at the headset's refresh rate, so text stays sharp and motion stays smooth. No custom chrome, no gimmicks — just glass.

Local only

No account, no cloud, no tracking. Your screen goes from your Mac to your headset over your own network and nowhere else.

Under the hood

From pixels to your eyes in one fast lap.

No off-the-shelf screen sharing here. MultiDesk runs its own pipeline, tuned end to end for Vision Pro.

Mac

Capture

ScreenCaptureKit, only when something changes

Mac

Encode

Hardware HEVC, low-latency, adaptive bitrate

Network

Send

Paced UDP packets with FEC parity

Vision Pro

Rebuild

Reorder, recover losses, hardware decode

Vision Pro

Display

Metal rendering at 90 Hz

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per stream, captured and encoded in real time

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in flight at most — newer frames always win

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virtual displays, plus unlimited app windows

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Metal rendering, in sync with the headset

How it works

Two apps. One code. You're in.

Open MultiDesk on your Mac

Install the free Mac companion and allow Screen Recording and Accessibility once. It starts sharing right away and shows a pairing code.

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Pick your Mac in Vision Pro

Your Mac shows up in MultiDesk as soon as both are on the same network. Tap it, type the code, done.

Add displays and windows

Tap “Add Display” for a new screen, or pick any Mac window from the list. Each one opens around you, ready to use.

Good to know

Questions, answered.

Does it work alongside Mac Virtual Display?

Yes. While Apple's Mac Virtual Display is on, macOS allows one extra virtual display next to it — MultiDesk tells you and only creates that one. App windows aren't affected: stream as many as you want. Turn Mac Virtual Display off to get up to four MultiDesk displays.

How many displays and windows can I have?

Up to four virtual displays, each horizontal or vertical, plus any number of individual Mac windows. What's comfortable in practice depends on your Mac and your network.

Do I need an internet connection or an account?

No. Your Mac and Vision Pro only need to be on the same local network. There's no sign-up, and nothing ever leaves your network.

What do I need?

An Apple Vision Pro running visionOS 26 or later, and a Mac running macOS 26 or later with the free MultiDesk companion. For the smoothest picture, keep your Mac on Ethernet or a fast 5 GHz / 6 GHz Wi-Fi network.

Why does the Mac need Screen Recording and Accessibility?

Screen Recording lets MultiDesk capture the displays and windows you choose to stream. Accessibility lets your taps, drags, scrolls and keystrokes act on the Mac, and brings the right window forward when you use it.

Can I type on my Mac from the headset?

Yes — tap a stream to focus it, then type with a Bluetooth keyboard paired to Vision Pro. Keystrokes go straight to the Mac app you're looking at.

Download

Get both halves.

MultiDesk for Vision Pro is a one-time purchase on the App Store. The Mac companion that shares your screen is free.

MultiDesk for Mac

The companion that shares your screen
Free

A lightweight menu bar app that creates your virtual displays, streams your windows and receives your input.

  • Starts sharing automatically, shows the pairing code
  • Live stream and permission status
  • macOS 26 or later
Coming soon for Mac

Allow Screen Recording & Accessibility on first launch.