Headroom connects directly to macOS’s built in Screen Sharing feature, so there’s no extra software to install on the Mac and no Headroom account or intermediary server required. Once Screen Sharing is enabled, users can access their Mac remotely. The app was originally built to let its developer keep an eye on an AI agent working on a Mac from the sofa, which feels like a very 2026 problem to have. The clever part is how Headroom handles the iPhone Duo’s folding design. Half...
