Beam.win
Beam is a Mac app from Noats that streams individual windows or whole screens from one Apple silicon Mac to another, so agents and builds can keep running on a Mac mini or Studio while you work from a laptop.
About Beam.win
What is Beam?
Beam is a Mac app from Noats that shows windows running on one Mac as native windows on another, each with its own Dock icon and Command-Tab entry.
Key features
- Live streaming at your display's resolution, with real keyboard and mouse input
- Share one window, several windows or a whole screen; works with headless Mac mini and Studio machines
- Fluid mode and Bring over to move windows to your screen
- Drag-and-drop files, clipboard and per-app audio between Macs
- Browser access and time-limited share links for guests
Privacy
Noats says traffic goes directly between your Macs, encrypted, and never through its servers. Same Wi-Fi or Tailscale.
Pricing
Free for 20 minutes a day; subscription $84/year ($12/month monthly per the FAQ); Lifetime $199 once; per-seat team billing.
Requirements
Two Apple silicon Macs running macOS Sonoma or later.
Value & Audience
Value Proposition
Lets developers keep agents and builds running on a dedicated Mac and use those exact app windows natively from another Mac, without a full remote-desktop session.
Problem Solved
Remote desktop tools mirror a whole screen at a fixed resolution, which is awkward when you only need a few apps from a Mac mini or Studio running agents or builds. Beam brings individual windows across as native windows.
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What does Beam.win do?
Use windows from one Mac on another, live and encrypted Lets developers keep agents and builds running on a dedicated Mac and use those exact app windows natively from another Mac, without a full remote-desktop session.
Is Beam.win free to use?
Beam.win uses a freemium model — a free tier plus paid plans, starting at Free - $0 - host unlimited Macs, join share links, 20 minutes a day of all features. Full pricing is listed on the Beam.win product page on TechLogHub.
What problem does Beam.win solve?
Remote desktop tools mirror a whole screen at a fixed resolution, which is awkward when you only need a few apps from a Mac mini or Studio running agents or builds. Beam brings individual windows across as native windows.
Who is Beam.win built for?
Beam.win is built for Developers, Founders & Indie Hackers, Remote Teams, Freelancers & Solopreneurs.
What tech stack does Beam.win use?
Beam.win is built with macOS, Tailscale.
What category is Beam.win listed under?
Beam.win is listed in the Productivity & Collaboration category on TechLogHub, alongside curated alternatives with community ratings and pricing comparisons.
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