What Qispi does
Qispi lets you see and use your Mac from another device: an iPad, an iPhone, or another Mac. It’s two apps that work together:
- Qispi Host runs on the Mac you want to use. It lives in the menu bar, as a small llama.
- Qispi runs on the device in your hands. It shows your Mac’s screen and sends your touches, clicks and keys back.
Two ways to use it
Section titled “Two ways to use it”Remote is for when you’re away. Your iPad, iPhone or another Mac reaches your Mac over the internet, wherever you are, through Tailscale (a free service that connects your own devices to each other safely). You see the Mac’s screen and control it as if you were sitting in front of it.
Display is for when you’re at your desk. Connect your iPad to your Mac with a cable, and it becomes another screen for the Mac, like a second monitor. Drag windows onto it, and use it with your Mac’s keyboard and mouse.
What you need
Section titled “What you need”- A Mac with macOS 15 Sequoia or later, for Qispi Host (made and tested on Apple silicon).
- An iPad or iPhone with iPadOS or iOS 26 or later, or a Mac with macOS 26 or later, for Qispi.
- For Remote: Tailscale on both, signed in to the same account.
- For Display: a USB-C or Thunderbolt cable (for an iPad), or a Thunderbolt or Ethernet cable between two Macs.