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Wing Display
Turn your Android tablet into a second screen for your Mac
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Turn your Android tablet into a second screen for your Mac
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Wing Display turns the Android tablet you already own into a real second display for your Mac. Free over Wi-Fi or the tablet's hotspot. Pro adds touch, S Pen and stylus drawing with pressure and tilt, and USB. No account, no ads, encrypted.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm a developer of Wing Display, made by our small studio, Deeb Labs.
Many of us have an Android tablet that spends most of its life in a drawer, and a Mac that could use more room. Wing Display connects the two: install the free Mac app, open the tablet app, approve it once, and macOS treats the tablet as a real monitor. You arrange it in System Settings › Displays like any other screen.
What you get:
Free: the second screen over Wi-Fi or the tablet's own hotspot, encrypted end to end, no account, no ads.
Pro ($2.99/month or $24.99/year): touch control of your Mac, the S Pen and other pressure-sensitive styluses, palm rejection, and a USB connection for busy networks.
For Product Hunt: code WINGLAUNCH gives first-time subscribers 30 days of Pro free on the monthly plan (redeem it in the tablet app: See Pro → Redeem a code). Valid until 30 November.
Needs macOS 15 or later and Android 11 or later. iPad isn't supported yet.
We'd love your feedback, especially which tablet you tried and how the connection felt. Questions here or at support@wingdisplay.com.