Free · Mac + Android · No account

Your phone
lives here
now.

Files, notifications, clipboard, calls and your phone's screen, straight over your own Wi-Fi. Nothing goes through a cloud.

Download for Mac Coming soon to Google Play
A quick tour

See it in action.

Unison in 22 seconds
Everything, both ways

Phone. Mac.
One link.

Encrypted end to end and paired by QR code. Your stuff goes straight across your Wi-Fi and never touches a server.

  1. 01

    Send files both ways.

    Drop files on the menu bar or share from any Android app. Transfers resume if Wi-Fi drops.

  2. 02

    Answer notifications from your Mac.

    Your phone's notifications show up on your Mac. Reply, dismiss or tap an action.

  3. 03

    One clipboard, two devices.

    Copy on one, paste on the other: text, links and images.

  4. 04

    Take calls at your desk.

    See who's calling, then answer, decline or dial from your Mac.

  5. 05

    Your photos, on the big screen.

    Browse your phone's library, preview with Quick Look, drag into Finder.

  6. 06

    Mirror your phone and drive it.

    Your phone's screen in a window, with your mouse and keyboard.

Also: ring my phone · media controls · open links on the other device

Install on your Mac

One minute,
once.

Unison is free and not registered with Apple, so macOS asks you to confirm it the first time. After that it opens like any other app.

  1. The Unison disk image open in Finder: the Unison app next to the Applications folder01

    Download

    Download Unison.dmg, open it and drag Unison into Applications.

  2. macOS: “Unison” Not Opened. Apple could not verify “Unison” is free of malware. Done button02

    Open it once

    Double-click Unison. macOS says it can't verify it. Click Done.

  3. System Settings, Privacy & Security, Security: “Unison” was blocked to protect your Mac, with an Open Anyway button03

    Open Anyway

    System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down to Security, click Open Anyway.

  4. macOS: Open “Unison”? with Open Anyway and Done buttons04

    Confirm

    Click Open Anyway again, then enter your Mac password or use Touch ID.

  5. Unison’s pairing screen on the Mac: Open Unison on your phone and scan this code, with the QR code blurred05

    Pair your phone

    Allow local network access. Then install the Android app (coming soon to Google Play) and scan the QR code.

Comfortable with Terminal?

Skip steps 2 to 4 with one command:xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Unison.app

Check your download

Compare the file's SHA-256 with the one in the release notes.shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/Unison.dmg

Why the warning? Apple charges $99 a year to register an app. Unison is a free side project, so it isn't registered. It's open source (MIT): you can read all of the code on GitHub.

Support Unison

Buy the robot
a chai.

Unison is free, with no ads and no account. It's made by one person in India. If it saves you time, a one-time tip keeps it going.

In India? Scan to pay with UPI
venusaiyalamanchili@oksbi
Go on, try it

Throw something at it.

Grab anything and fling it at the robot. It sends it to your phone, just like the real thing.Open this page on a computer to throw things at the robot.Motion is turned off, so the robot is taking a rest.

Download for MacComing soon to Google Play