More machines means more it can do for you, and a single PC is still worth it.
Everything below is free while the beta is open.
Two PCs or more
Where it really earns its place
Remote control
The PC you left at home, from where you are
Put the office PC’s screen on your laptop and use its mouse and keyboard as if you were sitting there. Text you copy on one side pastes on the other.
No IP address or port to type
The other side has to accept
File explorer
Two PCs’ folders on one screen
Split the window left/right or top/bottom, open a folder from each machine, and drag between them. If you only remember the file name, search finds it across the group.
Two-pane split
Shared clipboard both ways
Backup & storage
You already own the storage — no NAS needed
The old PC you stopped using still has a large disk. Pool that free space and let backups run on a schedule, spread across several machines so one failure is not the end of it.
Locking a plan hides names and folder structure
Only changed parts are sent
Messaging & transfers
Talk between PCs, and send the big file anyway
A chat between your own machines and with people you invite. Photos, video and documents go across without an attachment limit deciding what you may share.
No mail attachment ceiling
The recipient opens it directly
Offloading
Let the idle machine do the slow work
A long video encode goes to whichever PC is doing nothing right now, and your own machine stays usable while it runs.
Finds an idle machine for you
Your PC does not bog down
One PC
A single machine is enough for these
Video encoding
Smaller files, different formats
Shrink a large video or convert it. Works on one PC, and splits across several when you have them.
Photo resizing
A whole folder at once
Resize photos for a post or an email in one pass, instead of opening them one at a time.
Calendar
Anniversaries, holidays, countdowns
Events, anniversaries, to-dos and stickers in one calendar, with a countdown widget. Share a board with the people you have linked and it lives on your machines rather than a calendar service.
Widget board
Pick the ones you use, arrange them
Clock, weather, to-dos, countdowns, habits, exchange rates and more — switch on the ones you want and move what you check often to the top.
Works without internet, and secure by default
PCs on the same router keep working when the line goes down. Files move
directly between your machines whenever the networks allow it — the
security page explains what
happens when they do not.