Gecit, share a Windows PC's keyboard and mouse with a Mac over QUIC
Shares one keyboard and mouse between a Windows PC and a Mac over your local network.
Gecit lets one keyboard and mouse control both a Windows PC and a Mac — the pointer crosses screens like they're one desktop, with clipboard and media keys working both ways. It's a replacement for Input Leap, built by a developer who found and fixed the crashes, memory leaks, and clipboard bugs that kept dropping his own setup. Everything stays on your local network over encrypted QUIC, with no cloud and no account. The free version covers keyboard, mouse, clipboard, and media keys; the $9.99 one-time Pro unlocks dragging files between the two machines.
What holds up
- +One-time $9.99 for Pro, no subscription — file drag unlocks for good.
- +No cloud, no account — traffic stays encrypted between your two computers only.
- +14-day no-questions refund if it doesn't work for your setup.
- +Built by someone who read Input Leap's crash logs and fixed the actual bugs — not a guess.
Mind the limits
- −Windows exe isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen flags it on first run.
- −Needs an Apple silicon Mac and Windows 10 2004+/11 on the same local network — older setups are out.
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