InfinitumViewShare
Send a display, a single window, a mobile broadcast, a camera, supported app audio, or a compatible HDMI/UVC source.
The bigger direction
Every screen.
Right where you need it.
InfinitumView starts with Apple Vision Pro and is growing into a private cross-device display platform: Mac to iPhone, Windows to Mac, Android to TV, consoles to spatial displays, and more.
The Vision Pro 1.0.1 Build 1 update is approved. Companion apps retain their separate release schedules. All prices and expanded capabilities below are planning targets—not products currently for sale. Final localized prices will always appear in the app before purchase.
First release
A useful core. Clear choices.
The existing Vision Pro app is free to download. Subscription sales remain disabled for the first Companion release. Vision Pro and Mac have no ads. The four built-in themes, automatic/light/dark appearance and accessibility controls remain free.
Ad-free Companion
Ad removal remains in the mobile companion plan, including the requested Remove Ads option. Final packaging and store configuration must be reviewed before sales open. Any active subscription recognized in that companion removes its ads; entitlement sharing between different stores is still planned.
Local Pro, all recurring tiers and the features listed below are proposals, not active purchase offers. A proposed tier does not change the license or features of an existing purchase.
One app. Three roles.
Share. View.
Stay in control.
Instead of locking a device into one job, InfinitumView is designed to use every capability its operating system safely permits.
View
Receive one or more live screens, arrange them for the current device, and restore layouts built for work, play, presenting, or monitoring.
Control
Start, stop, switch, approve, and—where the source platform permits—use pointer, keyboard, touch, stylus, clipboard, files, or a controller.
Viewing and remote control are separate permissions. Some platforms, especially iPhone and iPad, restrict third-party remote control. InfinitumView will publish capabilities per route instead of promising the same controls everywhere.
Three connection paths
Nearby, wired,
or across the internet.
Local direct
Encrypted device-to-device sharing on the same network. No Infinitum account required. This remains the free foundation of the product.
Wired & capture
Compatible HDMI/UVC sources on Vision Pro today, with USB and other direct paths evaluated wherever platforms support them.
Remote
Optional accounts, trusted devices, direct internet connections, and an encrypted relay fallback for networks that cannot connect directly.
Proposed personal plans
Start local.
Upgrade your way.
Monthly and annual options support services with ongoing relay, sync, security, and support costs. Local Pro keeps a one-time path for people who only need nearby sharing.
Free
$0
The released Vision Pro viewer and local-sharing companions for Mac, iPhone and iPad.
- One source to one receiver
- Encrypted local sharing
- No account required
- Automatic standard quality
- Look-and-pinch remote control is planned, not part of the first release
- Proposed personal-use package; current rights follow the applicable license
Local Pro
$34.99 one time
Premium local tools without a recurring payment.
- No Infinitum-delivered ads
- Saved layouts and advanced presentation tools
- Crop, framing, and manual formats
- Advanced local diagnostics
- Spatial control profiles and gesture shortcuts where supported
- No remote relay or cloud sync
Plus
$5.99 /month
Personal access across networks and platforms.
- $49.99 billed annually About $4.17/month
- Remote connections and fair-use relay
- Up to five trusted devices
- Cross-platform entitlement sync
- Guest connections and no ads
Pro
$11.99 /month
For creators, gamers, and power users.
- $99.99 billed annually About $8.33/month
- Up to fifteen trusted devices
- Up to four received screens where hardware and tested quality allow; final limits confirmed before sale
- Creator and gaming presets
- Advanced quality and priority relay
- Advanced spatial input and controller routing where supported
Family
$17.99 /month
A shared plan with private member spaces.
- $149.99 billed annually About $12.50/month
- Up to six household members
- Up to thirty household devices
- Shared TV receivers
- Private device lists per member
Education & nonprofit
Up to 25% target discount
Discounted eligible personal or organization plans.
- Eligibility verification required
- Discounts cannot be stacked
- Classroom presenter research
- Final offers depend on sustainable service costs
Proposed organization plans
From a small team
to managed deployment.
Teams
$18 /user/month
$180 per user annually · $15/month equivalent.
- Commercial-use license
- Members, roles, and managed devices
- Team rooms and seven-day audit history
- Priority support
Business
$34 /user/month
$348 per user annually · $29/month equivalent.
- Everything in Teams
- SSO, SCIM, and managed policies
- Longer audit retention
- Regional relay and support target
Enterprise
Custom
For security, deployment, and procurement requirements.
- Custom deployment and security review
- Data residency options
- Dedicated relay or gateway research
- Contractual service levels
Additional relay capacity, extended business audit retention, and non-renewing event or classroom passes may be offered as separate add-ons if real operating costs and demand justify them. A lifetime remote-service plan is not proposed because relay, security, and support costs continue.
Vision Pro interaction roadmap
Look. Pinch.
Control the screen.
InfinitumView wants supported remote screens to feel interactive in space—not like passive video. Every control remains permission-based and limited by the source operating system.
Look & pinch
Look at a point on a supported remote screen and pinch to click or tap. The activated point is translated to the source without collecting or transmitting a continuous gaze trail.
Drag, scroll & type
Pinch-drag, spatial scrolling, physical keyboard, mouse, and trackpad forwarding for qualified computers, with a clear way to leave the remote surface.
Controller forwarding
Route an approved game controller from Vision Pro to a user-owned computer or gaming source, with remapping, profiles, and an immediate disconnect action.
Custom hand gestures
Evaluate hand rays, direct touch, a spatial laser pointer, two-handed layout controls, and palm or wrist shortcuts in an immersive space after explicit permission.
Presentation controls
Gaze-select a screen, then use next, previous, play, pause, spotlight, mute, source switching, and audience-safe layout controls.
Accessible alternatives
Every gesture must have a visible command and support appropriate system accessibility actions, including VoiceOver, Voice Control, dwell, switches, and keyboard access.
Vision Pro normally processes eye and hand position for standard interaction without exposing continuous gaze information to the app. Detailed hand tracking requires permission and an immersive experience. InfinitumView will describe this as gaze-assisted selection—not raw eye tracking—and will provide a reduced mode when sensitive access is unavailable.
Control access will be offered in separate levels: View only; Pointer and presentation; Keyboard, pointer, and clipboard; Game controller; and Full supported control. The source device keeps a visible session indicator and a local stop action that always wins.
Fair packaging
Pay once for local.
Subscribe for ongoing service.
Local stays useful
Nearby encrypted sharing remains available without an account. Local Pro is the one-time upgrade path.
Subscriptions earn their place
Recurring plans fund remote relay, entitlement sync, active security work, service operations, and support—not ad removal alone.
Purchases stay respected
Previously purchased local features should not move behind a future subscription. Limits and annual charges must be clear before purchase.
The complete roadmap
Keep the ambition.
Sequence the work.
No announced platform has been removed. Roadmap labels separate research from tested and downloadable features.
Foundation
Apple companions available.
The Mac, iPhone and iPad apps are available on the App Store at version 1.0.1. The first-release foundation includes:
- Matching Vision Pro, Mac, iPhone, and iPad releases
- Secure invitation-code pairing
- Rotation, audio, permissions, reconnect, and diagnostics
- Shared protocol and route test suite
- View-only and control permissions kept separate
Cross-device local
Turn every capable device into a node.
- Mac and Windows share and receive
- iPhone, iPad, and Android viewing
- Linux and Steam Deck
- Multi-screen, layouts, quality controls, and permitted input
- Vision Pro gaze-assisted pointer, gestures, keyboard, trackpad, and accessibility routes
Remote continuity
Move beyond one network.
- Optional accounts, passkeys, and trusted devices
- Direct remote sessions with relay fallback
- Guest access, revocation, and unattended controls
- Clipboard, files, wake-on-LAN, and security review
Living room & web
Reach the screens people gather around.
- Apple TV and Apple Watch session remote
- Android TV, Google TV, and Fire TV
- Browser and ChromeOS routes
- Presenter rooms and multi-view dashboards
Spatial & embedded
Go beyond one headset.
- Meta Quest and future spatial devices
- Raspberry Pi and kiosk receivers
- Managed displays
- Immersive hand controls and spatial presentation profiles
- Platform-specific performance qualification
Gaming
Preserve every gaming route.
- Current and retro HDMI/UVC sources
- PC, handheld, and low-latency presets
- Controller forwarding where permitted
- PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, NVIDIA, Steam, Remote Play, and cloud approval work
What “supported” will mean
Tested routes, not vague compatibility.
Each device pair will receive its own capability card covering Share, View, Control, audio, resolution, frame rate, HDR, latency, input, and known limitations. A route becomes available only after capture, transport, decoding, permissions, reconnect, distribution, and support are working on real devices.
Important availability note
Direction is not a download.
The approved Vision Pro update includes compatible HDMI/UVC viewing, local photo/video playback and companion connection setup. Matching Mac, iPhone and iPad companion apps are available on the App Store. Flat, 180° and 360° photo and video viewing are live in Vision Pro 1.0.1. Additional spatial formats and library tools have separate development or planned status. Windows, Android, Linux, TVs, browsers, other spatial devices, remote access, organization features, and direct gaming-provider integrations remain in development, planned, or under research.
Check actual app availability →The visual research roadmap
More depth. More detail.
Responsiveness first.
Three separate, optional pipelines we plan to investigate. These diagrams explain the ideas; they are not demonstrations or measured results.
AI 2D-to-3D
Optional depth inferred on the device, with comfort controls and a quick return to ordinary 2D.
See scope & status →ML upscaling toward 4K
Resolution enhancement for lower-resolution sources, clearly distinguished from native 4K.
See scope & status →60-to-120 frame generation
Intermediate frames as an optional effect. Native 120fps streaming is a separate target.
See scope & status →No AI enhancement, 4K/5K, HDR or 120fps feature is activated by a website plan. Current companion streaming is limited to 1920 × 1080 at 60fps.
Start with the connection available now.
Then follow InfinitumView as more screens learn to work together.
Photos, movies and personal environments
A dedicated path for immersive media.
Start with the right presentation.
Flat, 180° and 360° photos and videos are available now. Spatial/stereoscopic formats and direct HTTPS/HLS playback have separate development status; field of view does not imply support for every depth format.
Build the library around it.
Raw stereo controls, persistent libraries, metadata, subtitles and a personal 360° environment around an HDMI/UVC game screen have separate implementation and testing work.