Android pen display for creative desktops
A low-latency remote desktop project for artists who want Android stylus input to arrive on Windows as native pen input, not mouse emulation.
What you can download here
GitHub Pages can host the download site and setup tools, but the actual remote display experience still requires native Android and desktop host builds. A browser cannot capture S Pen data at the same fidelity, send UDP realtime streams, or inject Windows Ink events into creative apps.
Downloads
Compose client with a refined session cockpit, LAN discovery, stylus diagnostics, control packets, and a low-latency display surface.
Rust host with LAN backend runtime, health status metrics, diagnostics, capture foundation, and opt-in native synthetic pen injection.
SwiftUI shell with UDP control pairing, Keychain trusted-client persistence, signed Android trusted-device challenge/response, LAN discovery advertisements, ScreenCaptureKit diagnostics, live capture, live encode, H.264 Annex B conversion, Video-channel packetizer, manual UDP send probes, continuous UDP video stream start/stop, permission readiness checks, and VideoToolbox smoke tests.
Frontend helper
Pick a platform and channel. The page builds copyable commands locally in your browser. It does not contact a server or collect telemetry.
Project status
Developer-preview foundation with saved manual hosts, saved session preferences, named host encoder presets, native permission dialogs, signed trusted-device challenge/response on Windows and macOS, macOS UDP control pairing, Keychain client persistence, LAN discovery, live capture/encode/packetizer/UDP stream probing, startup-at-login management, and DPAPI-backed Windows secrets. Not a production release yet.