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Copy on your phone. Paste on your Mac.

FuseOS makes an Android phone and a Mac work like one device. Your clipboard and files go both ways; your notifications, calls, music and screen come to the Mac. All of it goes straight across your Wi-Fi — nothing you copy touches a server.

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Clipboard

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4471 — buzz twice, 3rd floor

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Image

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Your phone and your Mac, as one.

Copy, files, notifications, calls, your phone's screen — everything FuseOS does, straight over your Wi-Fi.

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01 / 03 · Clipboard

Copy on the phone. It's already on the Mac.

Tap the tile or the notification, and the text is on your Mac's clipboard before you've looked up. Press ⌘V.

02 / 03 · Images

Screenshots and photos travel too.

Copy an image and it arrives as an image, ready to paste into Keynote, Figma or a chat.

03 / 03 · Files

Drop a file on the Mac. It lands on the phone.

Drag files into the FuseOS window, up to 1 GB each. Every file is checked with SHA-256 when it arrives, and you can cancel partway through.

Once they’re linked

Your phone lives in your Mac’s notch.

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Open your Mac.
What you copied on your phone is already there.

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4471 — buzz twice, 3rd floor

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https://maps.app.goo.gl/tx8Qe

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What it does

Handoff, for the phone Apple forgot.

Apple devices have always passed things to each other. An Android phone next to a Mac never could. FuseOS adds that link.

  • One clipboard for both

    Copy text or an image on either device and paste it on the other. Everything stays in a history on both devices, even after a restart.

    4471 — buzz twice, 3rd floorPixel → Mac
    https://maps.app.goo.gl/tx8QeMac → Pixel
    ssh [email protected]Pixel → Mac

    text · images · both directions

  • Files, both ways

    Drop a file on the Mac, or pick one on your phone. It arrives in Downloads, and you can watch it or cancel it partway.

    trip-photos.zip

    Sending to Pixel 8 · 72%

    sha-256 verified · up to 1 GB

  • From the share sheet

    Choose FuseOS in any app's Share menu on the phone, or right-click a file in Finder, to send a link, a photo, text or files.

    android share sheet · mac finder

  • Links itself

    Sign in with Google, or email, on both devices and they find each other. There are no codes to scan.

    google or email · automatic

  • One tap from any app

    Copy anything and the island offers to send it. Or send from Quick Settings or the home-screen widget. You never open FuseOS.

    copy pop-up · tile · widget

Continuity

Your phone, inside your Mac.

The things an iPhone does with a Mac, for an Android phone: messages, calls, the screen, the music, and a Mac that locks when you walk away.

  • Notifications, and replies

    Your phone's notifications land in the island on your Mac. Reply to a message right there, without picking the phone up.

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    Payment received

    ₹2,400 credited to your account

    2m

    Ananya

    Are we still on for 7?

    now
    On my way, 5 minSend
  • Answer calls on your Mac

    A call rings in the island with Answer and Decline. Pick up from the Mac and talk on the phone.

    Mom

    Mobile · ringing

  • Walk away, it locks

    Your Mac reads how far your phone is over Bluetooth. Take the phone to another room and the Mac locks. Unlock the phone beside it and the Mac unlocks too.

  • Your phone, in a window

    Mirror the phone's screen on the Mac, then click, scroll and type into it with the Mac's own keyboard and trackpad.

  • A trackpad in your pocket

    Use the phone as a trackpad and keyboard for the Mac. Three fingers across switch desktops, up opens Mission Control.

  • A second display

    Turn the phone into an extra screen for the Mac. Drag a window across and it lands on the phone.

  • Now Playing

    See what the phone is playing on the Mac and control it: play, pause, skip, scrub.

    Midnight CityM83 · Spotify
  • Copy anywhere, keep Gboard

    Copy in any Android app and a pop-up asks if it should go to the Mac. One tap. No special keyboard to switch to.

    Copied · 4471 buzz twiceSend
  • Codes, pasted for you

    A sign-in or payment code texted or emailed to your phone shows in the island. Copy it, or Paste it straight into the box you are typing in. It never leaves your Mac.

    Messages

    482913 is your verification code

    Copy 482913Paste
  • Ring your phone from the Mac
  • Open a link on the other device
  • Live activities: rides, deliveries, timers
  • Battery and charging, both ways
  • A home-screen widget on the phone
  • Live sync speed, measured on both apps

A normal Tuesday

All the little things you used to email yourself.

  • A 2FA code from a text
  • A screenshot into Figma
  • ssh [email protected]
  • The address you were sent
  • The café Wi-Fi password
  • A mockup to test on the phone
  • A boarding pass PDF
  • A 400 MB screen recording
  • A long message drafted on the laptop
  • A receipt for expenses
  • An API key, once, off the clipboard
  • A stack trace to read on the go

How it moves

Nothing you copy touches our server.

The server only signs you in and tells your devices where to find each other. Clips and files go straight from one device to the other over your own Wi-Fi, encrypted with keys that exist only on those two devices.

What your Wi-Fi sees

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What your Mac pastes

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Cipher
AES-256-GCM
Key agreement
P-256 ECDH
Session keys
HKDF-SHA256
Payloads on our server
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Download

Two apps. One device.

Both are free. Install one on each device and sign in with the same account. They'll find each other.

macOSPreview

FuseOS.dmg · macOS 13 Ventura or later · Apple silicon

  1. 1Open the DMG and drag FuseOS into Applications.
  2. 2Open it once. macOS blocks it, because the preview isn't notarized by Apple yet.
  3. 3Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. You only have to do this once.
  4. 4When it asks to find devices on your local network, click Allow. That's how your phone reaches your Mac.
AndroidPreview

FuseOS.apk · Android 8.0 or later

  1. 1Download the APK on your phone and open it.
  2. 2If Android asks, allow your browser to install unknown apps. FuseOS isn't on the Play Store yet.
  3. 3Sign in, then allow notifications. They show when a file arrives, and they keep FuseOS connected in the background.
  4. 4Add the Send clipboard tile to Quick Settings. Then sending your clipboard is one pull and one tap.

This is an early preview. Both devices need to be on the same Wi-Fi. Found something broken? Open an issue.

Questions

Good to know.

Does my clipboard go to the cloud?+

No. Clips and files go straight from one device to the other over your Wi-Fi, encrypted with AES-256-GCM using keys that only your two devices hold. The server never receives them, so there's nothing of yours for it to store.

Why is sending from Android a tap and not automatic?+

Since Android 10, only the app on screen can read the clipboard. So FuseOS watches for the moment you tap Copy, and a pop-up offers to send it — one tap, and you keep Gboard. Copying on the Mac needs no tap at all.

Why does macOS warn me when I first open it?+

Apple only removes that warning for apps signed through its paid developer program. The preview isn't enrolled yet, so you confirm it once in Privacy & Security and it won't ask again.

Do my devices have to be on the same Wi-Fi?+

Yes, for now. That's what keeps it fast and keeps your data off the internet. Syncing between different networks is planned.

Can my Mac unlock my phone?+

No — Android lets no app past its own lock screen, so unlocking the Mac only wakes the phone. The other way works: unlock the phone next to the Mac and the Mac unlocks. That part is experimental and opt-in: the Mac keeps your password in its Keychain and types it at the lock screen.

Is it open source?+

Yes. The Android app, the Mac app and the server are all on GitHub.