Remote desktop for Linux, Windows and Mac. Built on Omarchy. By Tools for Cavemen.
EARLY ALPHA · INVITE ONLYI use it every day to work on video and 3D from another machine, so latency is the thing I care about most. It feels like sitting at the remote PC. On Linux there was nothing like Parsec, so I'm building it.
What it does
- Low latency, on Sunshine and Moonlight with my own changes: quality adapts live, up to 144 fps, 4:4:4 for sharp text
- The remote screen at your monitor's resolution and scale, even an ultrawide from a laptop
- No account and no server in the middle of your session. Encrypted end to end, works from outside your network, no port forwarding
- Fits Omarchy like one more workspace: your Super shortcuts keep working, you choose which combos stay on your machine
- Clipboard both ways, drag and drop files onto the remote screen, resumable transfers of any size, a shared Vault folder
- Remote notifications where you are, pen tablets with pressure, keyboard like a KVM, and a Control mode with no video
- Sharing a PC with someone: one person at a time, a private screen for whoever is at the desk, and a message line to them
Ask for an invite
Early alpha means it will break. I'm looking for a few people with two machines who will tell me how. I'll email you a code.
Already have a code?
Download Landfall, install it, and paste your code when it asks. One code works on up to three of your machines.
Linuxchmod +x, then run it. Asks your password once (keyboard and mouse access).
WindowsNot signed yet: SmartScreen › More info › Run anyway. Asks for admin once.
MacViewer only for now. Drag to Applications, first time right-click › Open.
To pair two machines: on one press MY COORDINATES, on the other press + add worker and paste.