Send any sound anywhere
Stream a microphone, or everything a computer plays, to the speakers of another device. Several streams can play at once.
For Linux, Windows and Android
Sintona streams sound between your computers and phones, and lets one keyboard and mouse control them all. Everything stays on your own network.
Version 1.2.2 · No account needed
Every device appears on one canvas. Set where each stream plays and the canvas links them up, and take over any device's keyboard and mouse from its node.
Stream a microphone, or everything a computer plays, to the speakers of another device. Several streams can play at once.
Control your other computers and phones from one keyboard and mouse. Switch between them with hotkeys.
Use your phone's screen as a trackpad, and its keyboard to type, on any computer you control.
Copy text or an image on one device and paste it on another. Copies a password manager marks as sensitive stay put.
On Linux, receive into a virtual microphone that call and recording apps can pick as their input.
Linux only for now: Windows support is coming. Android doesn't support it.
On Android, streams keep running with the screen off, and a notification always shows what's active.
Free on Linux and Windows. On Android, get it from Google Play.
Every device running Sintona on your network appears on the canvas by itself.
Add a sender, choose the device that should play it, and press Start. Or connect to another device and take over its keyboard and mouse.
Your devices talk to each other directly over your own network.
Audio, keystrokes and clipboard contents are encrypted between devices.
Before a device can take over another's keyboard and mouse, both screens show the same 6-digit code, and you approve it on the device being controlled.
No analytics, ads or tracking, in the app or on this site.
Free on Linux and Windows. Install it on every device you want to connect.
64-bit PCs, X11 and Wayland desktops.
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit.
Android 10 or later, on Google Play.
Version 1.2.2 · macOS and iPhone aren't supported yet.