DyskLink for Mac 1.0.0

DyskLink 1.0: your Android phone and your Mac, working together. You also need DyskLink for Android 1.0.0.

With your phone

• Files, clipboard, notifications, SMS, calls, and contacts between the phone and the Mac, encrypted and paired with a 6-digit code.
• Sound sharing both ways, and a gallery of the phone's photos and videos.
• The phone's screen on the Mac, with mouse, keyboard, and game keys, and its sound. This Mac's screen on the phone, or the phone as an extra display.
• Phone camera as a webcam, USB connection, photo sync, searchable document scans, auto-lock when the phone leaves, and Find my phone.

On the Mac

• Notch with music, Pomodoro, todo, water, codes, and a file shelf.
• Battery: charge limit, Top Up, Discharge, and battery health.
• Mac care, a launcher with emoji, Clipboard History, window layouts, a customizable menu bar, and other Macs sharing copies and files.

Updating

• From 0.2.0: install over it. Everything stays.
• From 0.1: pairings, keys, and Clipboard History stay, and settings are copied over. Allow Accessibility, Screen Recording, and notifications again, and turn Open at login off and on.
• The phone app needs a reinstall once. See the Android release.

Requires macOS 15 or later on Apple Silicon (any M chip). Intel Macs aren't supported.

Install

1. Download DyskLink-mac-arm64.zip, unzip it, and move DyskLink to Applications.
2. The app isn't notarized, so macOS blocks the first launch. Open System Settings > Privacy & Security and choose Open Anyway.

This build uses a self-signed certificate, not one from Apple.

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