Mac and Linux remote desktops
Connect to compatible VNC servers, including supported Mac screen sharing and Apple Remote Desktop authentication paths.
VNC viewer for iPhone and iPad
Your desktop. Now it travels.
Reach Mac and Linux screens with touch pointer input, keyboard controls, display selection, predictable scaling, and room to zoom and pan when the desktop gets bigger than the device.
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Mac + LinuxCompatible VNC desktops
DisplaysChoose exposed regions
Fit · Fill · ActualPredictable scaling
Zoom + panNavigate large desktops
A big desktop, handled carefully
See the whole screen. Reach every corner.
VNC desktops come in every shape, resolution, and server flavor. Teletype keeps display choice, scaling, viewport movement, and input explicit.
Choose the display you mean
When a server exposes multiple displays or regions, select the one you want instead of shrinking the entire workspace into unreadable postage.
Fit, Fill, or preserve Actual Size
Change the scale without carrying an old viewport offset into the next mode. The desktop recenters so the new choice starts where expected.
Pan without leaving the session
Move across zoomed or filled desktops with deliberate gestures while navigation remains tied to the visible back control.
VNC and Mac screen sharing
The viewer for desktops that do not fit in a pocket.
Teletype turns a reachable VNC desktop into a touch-first iPhone or iPad session while preserving the pointer and keyboard behaviors desktop software still expects.
VNC questions
Before the screen appears.
Can Teletype connect to Mac Screen Sharing?
Teletype supports compatible Mac screen sharing and Apple Remote Desktop authentication paths through its VNC connection type.
Does the VNC viewer support multiple displays?
Yes. When the server exposes multiple display regions, Teletype can select the display to show.
How does VNC scaling work?
Fit shows the whole desktop, Fill uses the available viewport, and Actual Size preserves desktop pixels. Zoom and pan are available when the desktop is larger than the visible area.
Does Teletype install a VNC server?
No. The destination must already provide a compatible VNC or screen-sharing service and be reachable over your network or VPN.
More ways in
A screen is not always the fastest route.
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