TouchDeck for Mac
The free companion that receives your presses and runs them on your Mac. It sits in the menu bar, pairs with your iPhone and iPad over Wi-Fi, and shows what each device is doing.
Permissions, explained
macOS asks you before an app can do certain things. TouchDeck for Mac asks only for what it needs:
Accessibility: needed to press keyboard shortcuts and media keys for you, and to read an app's menus when you add its shortcuts. Turn it on in System Settings › Privacy & Security › Accessibility.
Local network: lets your iPhone and iPad find this Mac and send it presses on your Wi-Fi. TouchDeck never connects to devices outside your network.
The Mac app keeps a short history of recent commands on your Mac for troubleshooting. It never leaves your Mac unless you export it yourself.
Requirements
- macOS 26 or later.
- An iPhone or iPad on iOS or iPadOS 26 or later with TouchDeck.
- Both on the same Wi-Fi network.
Need help? See pairing and troubleshooting.