The Mac stays on the desk. You don’t.

Yorilo puts your actual Mac on your iPad or iPhone: every app, every window, with touch, Apple Pencil and a real keyboard. Free on your home Wi-Fi.

Say yes once. Then it’s just there.

Open Yorilo on your iPad and pick your Mac. The Mac asks before anything connects. Approve it, and from then on your Mac is one tap away.

A pointer that can draw.

Apple Pencil clicks, drags and selects text with the precision of its tip, and sketches straight into Mac apps. Pressure for drawing apps is in testing.

Two displays? Pro will swipe between them.

Today Yorilo shows your Mac’s main display. Pro, which comes in a later update, adds every screen plugged into your Mac: swipe with three fingers to hop between them without reconnecting.

Leave the house. Flip one switch.

Turn on Remote Access and the same Mac goes where you go, end-to-end encrypted, with no VPN, no Tailscale and no router settings. It’s part of Pro, which comes in a later update and isn’t available yet.

ProjectsSketchbookSketchbookFile Edit Brush Layer WindowSat 9:41 AM“Alex’s iPad” wants tocontrol this Mac.You can remove it later in Yorilo.Don’t AllowAllowYorilo.swiftMessagesXcodeFile Edit View Find EditorSat 9:41 AMMacBook ProStudio Display

It still feels like a Mac. That’s the point.

Touch knows what a click is.

Tap to click. Tap with two fingers to right-click. Drag two fingers to scroll, the natural way. Your finger lands where the pointer goes, so there’s no cursor to chase on iPad.

On iPhone, it’s a trackpad.

A phone screen is small, so Yorilo turns it into a trackpad: your thumb moves the Mac pointer, and a tap clicks wherever it points. Good for the couch, the kitchen and the “did I leave that running?” moments.

Your shortcuts, mostly.

Type on a Magic Keyboard or any Bluetooth keyboard and Mac shortcuts go straight through. iPadOS keeps a few for itself, so those live one tap away in Yorilo’s control bar.

⌘Ccopy⌘Vpaste⌘Zundo⌘Ssave⌘Tabcontrol bar⌘Spacecontrol bar

Pencil hovers, too.

On iPads that support Apple Pencil hover, holding the tip just above the glass moves the Mac pointer before you touch down. It’s the closest thing to a mouse you can draw with.

What Yorilo never does

  • Keep your screen.Video streams from your Mac to your device, directly over your home network. Nothing is recorded or stored.
  • Let a device in on its own.Every new iPad or iPhone needs your OK on the Mac first.
  • Ask you to open ports.No port forwarding, no VPN, no router settings. Devices connect directly on your home network.
  • Track you here.This site has no cookies, no analytics and no ads.

Every connection is end-to-end encrypted. On your home network your devices connect directly, and Yorilo has no servers of its own. Privacy policy

Free at home. Pro for leaving, and for more screens.

Where will you use Yorilo?

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Forever, on your home network, with one display. No account, no trial, no card.

  • Your home network
  • Unlimited Macs
  • 1 display
  • Touch, keyboard and mouse
  • Apple Pencil
  • No account, no trial
Download free

Pro, yearly

Best value

$19.99

About $1.67 a month. Renews yearly. Cancel anytime in Settings.

  • Everything in Free
  • Remote Access from anywhere
  • All your Mac's displays
  • Unlimited Macs, your iPads and iPhones
  • Family Sharing with Yearly and Lifetime
  • End-to-end encrypted, no VPN

7-Day Trip Pass

For the trip.

Ends on its own after 7 days.

$1.997 days

30-Day Pass

For a month somewhere else.

Ends on its own after 30 days.

$3.9930 days

Pro, lifetime

Pay once, keep it.

No subscription, no renewals.

$59.99once

Every Pro plan and pass: Unlimited Macs. Your iPads and iPhones on one Apple Account.

No trial traps. Cancel nothing.

Passes never renew. When the days run out, Yorilo goes back to Free. Prices in US dollars. Pro isn't available yet, and prices may change before it launches. Sold through the App Store.

Where Yorilo fits

FeatureYoriloApple SidecarDuet DisplayJump DesktopScreens 5
Main jobControl your MacExtra displayExtra displayRemote desktopVNC remote desktop
Touch clicks on the MacYesLimited; Pencil is the pointerYes UnverifiedYes UnverifiedYes Unverified
iPhone appYesNoYes UnverifiedYes UnverifiedYes Unverified
From anywhereWith Pro (coming soon)No (about 10 m)With Duet Air UnverifiedYes UnverifiedWith Screens Connect Unverified
Switch Mac displaysWith Pro (coming soon)Adds a displayAdds a display UnverifiedYes UnverifiedYes Unverified
Windows hostPlannedNoYes UnverifiedYes UnverifiedYes, via VNC Unverified
PriceFree at home; Pro from $1.99Included with macOSSubscription UnverifiedSee vendor UnverifiedSee vendor Unverified

Last reviewed October 2026 from each vendor's public website. Products change; check the vendor's site before you buy, and tell us if something here is wrong. Items marked Unverified are our best understanding and have not been confirmed.

More detail: vs Sidecar, vs Duet Display, vs Jump Desktop, vs Screens and VNC.

Questions people ask

Is Yorilo free?

Yes. Yorilo is free forever on your home network, with one Mac display, touch, keyboard, mouse and Apple Pencil. There's no account and no trial.

What does Yorilo Pro add?

Pro adds Remote Access, so you can reach your Mac from anywhere, and all of your Mac's displays. It's $19.99 a year, $59.99 once, or a pass: $1.99 for 7 days or $3.99 for 30 days.

How many devices can I use?

Free works with unlimited Macs on your home network. Every Pro plan and pass includes unlimited Macs and your iPads and iPhones on one Apple Account. Family Sharing is included with Yearly and Lifetime, not with the passes.

Do the passes renew automatically?

No. The 7-Day Trip Pass and the 30-Day Pass never auto-renew. When they end, Yorilo goes back to Free. There's nothing to cancel.

How do I control my Mac from my iPad over the internet?

Install Yorilo on your Mac and your iPad, pair them once at home, then turn on Remote Access with Pro. Pro isn't available yet; it comes in a later update. Yorilo connects your devices directly, end-to-end encrypted, without a VPN, Tailscale or port forwarding.

Is Yorilo a Sidecar alternative?

Yes, if you want to control your Mac rather than extend its display. Sidecar needs the same Apple ID and works within about 10 meters or over USB, on iPad only; Yorilo works on iPad and iPhone, at home or, with Pro, from anywhere.

Does Yorilo work with Apple Pencil?

Yes. Apple Pencil is a precise pointer for clicking, dragging and drawing on your Mac. Pressure for drawing apps is in testing.

Which Magic Keyboard shortcuts work?

Everyday shortcuts such as ⌘C, ⌘V, ⌘Z and ⌘A go straight to your Mac. iPadOS keeps a few system shortcuts for itself, including ⌘Tab and ⌘Space, so Yorilo's control bar has buttons for those.

Is my connection encrypted?

Yes. Every connection, on your home network or over the internet, is end-to-end encrypted with QUIC and TLS. On your home network your devices connect directly, and Yorilo has no servers of its own.

Can I use Yorilo on iPhone?

Yes. One app runs on iPhone and iPad. On iPhone it works like a trackpad by default, so your thumb moves the Mac pointer.

Does Yorilo work with Windows PCs?

Not yet. Yorilo supports Mac hosts first; a Windows host is planned.

Pair it at home. Then go.

Yorilo for iPad and iPhone is on the App Store. Yorilo for Mac is a direct download. Free at home, no account.