Low-latency screen mirror
Hardware H.264 (NVENC) mirror of your PC on your phone — ~60 fps, tens of milliseconds, auto-adjusting bitrate. Doubles as a trackpad, pinch-to-zoom the picture, and captures fullscreen games.
TakeOver turns your phone into a full wireless controller for your computer — trackpad, keyboard, low-latency screen mirror, audio, webcam, gamepad and file transfer. One tap to pair. No cables, no accounts.
Free · Windows & macOS desktop server · Android & iOS apps
TakeOver isn’t a single trick — it’s a full remote-control suite. Drive the desktop, stream the screen and sound, turn your phone into a camera, mic, gamepad or second display, move files both ways, and reach it all from anywhere.
Hardware H.264 (NVENC) mirror of your PC on your phone — ~60 fps, tens of milliseconds, auto-adjusting bitrate. Doubles as a trackpad, pinch-to-zoom the picture, and captures fullscreen games.
A full Mac-style trackpad — 1–4 finger gestures, pinch-zoom, right-click, long-press drag — plus a live keyboard that auto-pops when a PC text field takes focus.
Stream your PC’s sound to your phone. Mirror it, or go full wireless speaker with a live waveform. No driver required.
Browse the PC’s drives, play media on the phone, open on the PC, or move files both ways.
Copy on one device, paste on the other. Bi-directional clipboard sync between phone and PC.
Turn your phone into a wireless PC webcam (bundled virtual camera) and microphone — great for calls and streaming.
Your phone becomes a genuine Xbox-360 controller (ViGEm) — on-screen pad, physical controller passthrough, or a Remote Play hub.
Off your Wi-Fi? TakeOver connects over the internet with a private rendezvous + WebRTC/TURN peer-to-peer link. Same trackpad, mirror, files and audio — from across the world.
Ring your PC — or another paired phone — for a real WebRTC voice + video call over the same secure channel.
Turn spare devices into a live, recordable multi-camera CCTV wall — plus an IP-camera viewer for RTSP / ONVIF / MJPEG / HLS feeds and a LAN camera scan.
Extend your desktop onto your phone as a real second monitor (virtual display driver) for a quick extra panel on the go.
Wave your phone as a gyro air-mouse to drive slides and point from across the room.
Launch apps and fire system actions — display-off, sleep, lock, log-off, restart, shutdown, empty recycle bin.
Play / pause / skip, and ride the PC’s speaker & mic volume and mute — a pocket remote for whatever’s playing.
No account, no configuration. Install, scan, approve — and you’re driving your PC.
Run the TakeOver desktop app on the PC you want to control. It shows a QR code and a 6-character pairing code — click “Allow through firewall” once.
Open the app, scan the QR (or tap the auto-discovered PC). Your PC shows an Allow / Deny prompt — you approve the device once, and it’s remembered.
Drive the trackpad, open the mirror, stream audio, move files. On the same Wi-Fi it’s instant; away from home it connects securely over the internet.
Remote-controlling a PC is serious — so TakeOver is built to keep control in your hands and your data on your devices.
Connecting is gated by an Allow / Deny prompt on the PC itself — not a freely-shared token. Approve once, per device.
Each paired phone gets its own secret. Kick any device from the server at any time; it can’t reconnect without re-approval.
Media travels directly between your devices (P2P WebRTC). The rendezvous only introduces them — it doesn’t see your screen, files or audio.
There’s no sign-up and no user profile. We don’t collect your content, contacts or usage — nothing to leak.
We don’t store your files, screen, contacts or usage. There’s nothing to sign up for and nothing to breach — your devices talk directly to each other.
Install the desktop server on the PC you want to control, then the app on your phone. It’s free.
Full feature set on Windows today; macOS and Linux boot the core (pairing, discovery, control, file transfer).
Publishing to Google Play (com.takeover). Direct APK + store link land here on release.
Coming to the App Store.
Install the server, pair your phone, and you’ve got a trackpad, a screen, a camera and a file bridge in your pocket.