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A bigger experience for your Mac

Beyond the small screen.
See more. Hear more.
Take control.

Thunderbolt speed.
Retina clarity on a bigger screen.

Stream high-resolution video and audio, and control the Host with the Viewer’s mouse and keyboard.

Host ↗Your Mac
Viewer ↙Your larger workspace

An illustration of screen sharing between two Macs over Thunderbolt. Not an app screenshot.

THUNDERBOLT · ETHERNET · macOSSee it in action ↓

EzDek

See it. Hear it.
Control it. Right here.

Turn another Mac into your larger workspace. Keep using the apps and files on your original Mac.

Host ↗Your Mac
Viewer ↙Your larger workspace

An illustration of screen sharing between two Macs over Thunderbolt. Not an app screenshot.

See it bigger.

Bring the work on your small screen to another Mac’s larger display. Mirror the familiar desktop or extend your workspace.

Hear it where you work.

Bring the sound along with the picture. Play your original Mac’s system audio on the Mac where you are watching and working.

Control it from here.

Stay with the mouse and keyboard in front of you. Click, scroll and type on your original Mac from the place where you can see it best.

YOUR WORKSPACE, CONNECTED BY THUNDERBOLT

Your Mac stays yours.
Your workspace grows.

Your apps and data stay on your Mac. See them on another Mac’s larger display, hear the audio there and control your original Mac with the mouse and keyboard in front of you.

High-quality video, smooth motion

Use Thunderbolt’s bandwidth to stream high-quality video at high frame rates. Enjoy video and fast-moving content on a bigger screen.

Thunderbolt across your desk

Make the most of Thunderbolt’s bandwidth. Wired Ethernet and wireless Wi-Fi are also supported. Actual image quality and responsiveness depend on both Macs and the connection.

One app. Two roles.

Install the same EzDek app on both Macs. Choose Host on the Mac sending its screen, and Viewer on the Mac where you want to see and control it.

More than a screen.
A connected workflow.

Mirror or extend

Share the same desktop or extend your workspace. Show the Host’s desktop on the screen selected for the Viewer.

Control the Host from the Viewer

Click the received image to control the Host with the Viewer’s mouse and keyboard. Send clicks, drags, scrolling and keystrokes. Accessibility permission is required on the Host.

Picture and system audio

Play the Host’s system audio on the Viewer. Basic audio sharing needs no separate driver; silencing the Host depends on its macOS environment.

Copy here. Paste there.

Share plain-text clipboard contents in both directions, including Korean and multiline text. Images and rich-text clipboard content are not included.

Files and folders, too

Use Send files or drag files and folders onto the Viewer’s shared screen. They appear in your chosen receiving folder when the transfer is complete. If a name already exists, a timestamp is added to the incoming item’s name to preserve existing files.

Settle into your setup

Keep settings for each Mac and choose launch at login. Select your language in the app, check connection status in the menu bar and show performance information within the shared screen.

ONE APP. TWO ROLES.

Connect.
Choose a role.
Get back to work.

  1. 01

    Install the same app on both Macs.

    Choose Host on the Mac you want to share, and Viewer on the Mac where you want to see, hear and control it.

  2. 02

    Connect over a Thunderbolt network.

    Use compatible Thunderbolt ports, a Thunderbolt cable and any required adapters. Check that Thunderbolt Bridge is connected in macOS Network settings. Ethernet works as an alternative.

  3. 03

    Allow permissions and start sharing.

    Allow screen recording on the Host, plus Accessibility for remote control. Select the connected Viewer and start sharing. If macOS prompts you, also allow local network access on both Macs and access to the receiving folder.

A charging-only USB-C cable or a simple HDMI/DisplayPort connection is not a substitute. EzDek streams through an app running on macOS; it does not turn a Mac into a passive video-input monitor.

FIND YOUR PAIR.

Find the right
pair of Macs.

These are the minimum macOS requirements. Check the older Mac’s supported macOS version, Thunderbolt ports and adapter compatibility first. Screen and audio capabilities can vary by macOS version and hardware.

HOST ↗

The Mac sending its screen

Apple Silicon

macOS 13 or later

VIEWER ↙

The Mac displaying it

Intel / Apple Silicon

macOS 12 or later

Screen, audio, input and files travel between your Macs over the local network. Internet access is needed to check the license the first time Host is selected after launching the app, and after a genuine internet outage ends.

GOOD TO KNOW.

Before you connect,
a few good answers.

Which cable do I need?

Use compatible Thunderbolt ports and a Thunderbolt data cable. Older models may need adapters. Confirm the Thunderbolt Bridge network connection on both Macs. Ethernet is also supported.

Which Macs can I use together?

The Host requires Apple Silicon and macOS 13 or later. The Viewer supports Intel or Apple Silicon with macOS 12 or later. Check both Macs’ supported macOS and network ports. There is no Catalina build.

Will it always run at 5K and 60fps?

Performance depends on resolution, quality mode, both Macs and available bandwidth. Automatic mode adjusts the streaming settings to suit the connection. Even Thunderbolt does not guarantee a constant 5K at 60fps.

Which quality mode should I choose?

Start with automatic. Choose quality priority for text and colour detail, responsiveness priority for interaction, or bandwidth saving to reduce network use. Responsiveness priority does not mean a fixed 60fps.

Does it work over Wi-Fi?

You can enable Wi-Fi on both apps when they are on the same local network. Thunderbolt or fast Ethernet is recommended for high-quality desktop sharing.

Can I control the Host from the Viewer?

Enable remote control on both sides, grant Accessibility permission on the Host and click the received image. Some macOS-wide shortcuts may be handled by the Viewer first. Held input is released when focus moves away or the connection is lost.

Do I need a separate audio driver?

Basic system audio sharing needs no separate driver. With the default capture method, muting the Host is supported on macOS 14.2 or later. If audio sharing or Host muting does not work as expected, you can use the optional EzDek Audio fallback. This method plays audio only on the Viewer.

Where do received files go?

Received items appear in the folder chosen in Settings when the transfer is complete. Folder structure is retained, and a timestamp is added to incoming names when needed to preserve existing files. If both apps support resuming transfers, an interrupted transfer can continue when you reconnect to the same Mac.

Why is internet needed for a wired connection?

Screen sharing uses the local network; internet access is used to check the Host license. A check runs the first time Host is selected after launching the app and after a genuine internet outage ends. Stopping and restarting sharing without quitting the app reuses that check. If a communication failure persists in an app run that has already passed verification, sharing pauses after a recovery period of up to five minutes. A newly launched app cannot start sharing if verification fails. The Viewer needs no separate paid activation.

When does the 7-day trial start?

The trial runs for seven days from the first successfully shared frame and server confirmation. Reinstallation or clock changes do not renew it. Expiry applies during an active connection; purchase and manual checks remain available afterward.

How many Macs can one license activate?

One active Host registration is included; the Viewer is free. To move to another Host, complete online deactivation on the previous Mac. There is no transfer-count limit. Quitting the app or disconnecting does not deactivate a license.

What about purchases, refunds or a lost Mac?

For purchases, refunds or registration recovery, contact the seller through your Lemon Squeezy order receipt.

Can I change the app’s language?

Go to Settings → General and choose Automatic or your preferred language. Automatic follows your macOS language preferences. A manually selected language is kept when you relaunch the app. Korean, English, Japanese, German, French, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese are supported.

How do app updates work?

Choose Install and Relaunch to end screen sharing, save file transfer progress, and reopen EzDek after the update. If automatic installation is enabled, it waits for screen sharing and file transfers to finish.

Available now

Your next workspace
is already on your desk.

Download EzDek 0.4.58 (Build 79). Install the same app on both Macs. Try Host free for 7 days; Viewer use is free.