Press kit
Everything needed to write about Airnest: the facts, the boilerplate in three lengths, and the assets. If something is missing, ask. A reply takes hours, not weeks.
ZIP: app icons, brand mark, social card, boilerplate. Screenshots and a demo video on request, in any of the ten languages.
Fact sheet
- Product
- Airnest, a wireless trackpad, keyboard and remote for the Mac
- Two apps
- Airnest for iPhone (App Store) and Airnest for Mac, a free menu-bar companion of about 400 KB
- Requirements
- iOS 17 or later, macOS 15 or later
- Price
- Free. Premium unlocks the keyboard shortcuts and the media controls: one-time purchase, no subscription
- Connection
- Peer-to-peer over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth through Apple's MultipeerConnectivity. No server, no account, no pairing code, no IP address. Works with no internet connection
- Encryption
- End-to-end, by the MultipeerConnectivity framework
- Data collected
- None. No analytics, no tracking, no account. The Mac app performs a single version check at launch; nothing else leaves the machine
- Stored on the iPhone
- Three values, locally: cursor speed, scroll speed, and the Mac's hardware address for Wake on LAN
- Languages
- Ten: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Hindi, Arabic
- Current version
- 1.3
- Website
- airnest.app
Boilerplate
Copy as is, or cut to fit.
Airnest turns an iPhone into a wireless trackpad, keyboard and remote for a Mac. It connects peer-to-peer over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, with no account, no pairing code, no server and no internet connection required. The trackpad is free; shortcuts and media controls unlock with a one-time purchase, never a subscription.
Airnest turns an iPhone into a wireless trackpad, keyboard and remote for a Mac. Open the app and the Mac is already there: the two connect directly over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth through Apple's MultipeerConnectivity framework, end-to-end encrypted, with no account, no pairing code, no IP address and no server in between. It works with no internet connection at all. The cursor is velocity-adaptive, so it feels like a trackpad rather than a remote. The free Mac companion is about 400 KB and lives in the menu bar. The trackpad is free forever; Premium is a one-time purchase, never a subscription.
Airnest turns an iPhone into a wireless trackpad, keyboard and remote control for a Mac. Open the app and the Mac is already there. The two devices find each other over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth through Apple's MultipeerConnectivity framework and talk directly, end-to-end encrypted, with no account, no pairing code, no IP address, no port to open and no server in between. Because nothing is routed through the internet, Airnest works on a plane, in a cabin, or on any network with no connection at all. The cursor is velocity-adaptive: quick when the thumb moves fast, surgical when it slows down. Two fingers scroll with momentum, two fingers tap to right-click. The keyboard sends real keystrokes, so every macOS shortcut works, and a shortcut bar puts the App Switcher, Mission Control and Spotlight one tap away. Media controls handle volume, brightness and playback, and Wake on LAN brings a sleeping Mac back with a single tap. The free companion, Airnest for Mac, is about 400 KB and lives in the menu bar. Nothing is collected: no analytics, no tracking, no account. The trackpad is free forever; Premium, which covers the keyboard shortcuts and the media controls, is a one-time purchase. Airnest is available in ten languages.
Assets
- App icons, iPhone and Mac, 1024x1024 PNG
- Brand mark, SVG, legible on light and dark
- Social card, 1200x630 PNG
- Screenshots and a short demo video, on request, in any of the ten languages
- Premium promo codes for review, on request
What Airnest is not
- Not screen sharing or remote desktop. No VNC, no video stream, no view of the Mac's screen on the iPhone.
- Not cross-platform. iPhone and Mac only, with no Android, no Windows and no iPad version to date.
- Not usable outside the local network. That is a design choice, not a missing feature.
Contact
Write through the app's page on the App Store. Promo codes, screenshots and answers to technical questions go out the same day.