ScreenSolo ships for macOS 13+ on Apple Silicon (M1 and later; Intel Macs are not supported) and for Windows 10 and 11. It's one codebase, so features ship on both platforms together — and one subscription covers both.
Either way, ScreenSolo is desktop-only: nothing installs on your phone. Any iPhone or iPad on iOS 15 or later mirrors over AirPlay.
Identical on both
- AirPlay mirroring of your iPhone or iPad
- Screen recording — your whole screen, one window, or a region you draw
- Smart Capture — auto-zoom on every click, plus snapshots
- Live annotation, spotlight, and the webcam bubble
- Focus Mode for clean live demos — including in Teams or Zoom
- The full editor — every effect is a layer, and you can type what you want
- All AI features and tokens
- Local export — MP4 up to 4K in any shape, plus PDF and PowerPoint guides
- The same Free and Pro tiers, at the same prices
Honest platform notes
- Copy Text from Screen is free on both. On a Mac it runs on Apple Vision — fast and accurate, including non-Latin scripts. On Windows it's built-in text capture.
- Keynote export is Mac-only. PowerPoint and PDF exports work on both.
- Windows records through native Windows capture; the Mac app uses Apple's frameworks. You get the same recordings either way.
Switching or using both
Sign in with the same account on either platform and your subscription follows you — one active login at a time. Installing on a PC? See Installing on Windows.
Rolling ScreenSolo out across a mixed Mac-and-Windows team is what Teams is for.