Copy on one, paste on the other. See your notifications, swap files, share the phone’s connection in one click. Just like an iPhone with a Mac.
Navette works over Wi-Fi on your network, or over Bluetooth when you don’t share one. Nothing goes through the internet.
Text, links and images copied on one device show up on the other, automatically or with one tap.
Your phone’s messages appear on the Mac, and you reply right there without picking up the phone.
Send files both ways, and browse the phone from the Mac just like in the Finder.
The Mac asks the phone to turn on its hotspot, then joins it on its own.
Lost under a cushion? The Mac makes it ring, even on silent.
End-to-end encrypted between your devices, with no account and no server. No data is collected.
Navette for Android is downloaded here, outside the Play Store, so Android will ask you to confirm a few things, just once.
To check the file: SHA-256 6cf69b93ef19952f16cce50425e4a4446e4fc18fa6ee09a5c55b1c9ca62db551
Signing certificate (SHA-256): 1a4d82925dc17a0c426cd82634622dba43510a271b89ced759adf306bc6825ef
The Mac app lives in the menu bar and in a window inspired by Windows’ “Phone Link”. It is coming soon to the Mac App Store: a free 30-day trial, then a one-time purchase.