What is ViewMeld?
ViewMeld is a cross-platform software KVM that lets you use one mouse, one keyboard, and one clipboard across multiple computers.
These are the questions people usually ask before they download or buy ViewMeld.
Each answer is written for the practical details people compare when they are deciding between software KVM tools.
ViewMeld is a cross-platform software KVM that lets you use one mouse, one keyboard, and one clipboard across multiple computers.
Yes. ViewMeld is built for Windows and macOS desks, so you can move between machines even when they use different operating systems.
Yes. Each physical display is mapped individually, so you can use multi-monitor desktops on both computers instead of treating each machine as a single rectangle.
ViewMeld shares your mouse, keyboard, text clipboard, and clipboard images so moving between machines feels like one continuous workspace.
No. Pairing and input sharing stay on your local network, and the product is designed so your input data does not need a cloud relay.
You install ViewMeld on each machine, arrange your displays, and then pair devices with a short 6-digit code. You can also limit which hosts are allowed.
Yes. On macOS, you should allow ViewMeld in Accessibility and Screen Recording after installation so input sharing works correctly.
A single ViewMeld purchase covers activation on up to 3 machines and includes all future updates.
No. ViewMeld is a one-time purchase with no recurring fee.
No. ViewMeld is focused on local keyboard, mouse, and clipboard flow between computers. It is built for multi-machine desks, not remote screen streaming.
Not today. The current release supports Windows and macOS.
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