# Screens Published January 1, 2026 · Updated August 10, 2026 Beautiful VNC client for Mac Category: System Utilities · Paid · [Official website](https://edovia.com/screens-mac) ## Install from the official site The Homebrew cask was removed upstream. Available from Edovia and the Mac App Store. [Download from the official site](https://edovia.com/en/screens/) ## Quick take Screens 5 in August 2026 is the polished Apple-ecosystem VNC client: universal app, solid Connect/Tailscale story, and clear $29.99 / $3.99 / $179.99 pricing. Choose Jump Desktop for fluid media, RustDesk/TeamViewer for deep cross-platform IT fleets, and Screens when Mac/iPhone feel is the priority. ## What is Screens 5? , Complete Guide for Mac Users in 2026 August 2026 status: Screens 5 by Edovia is still sold on the App Store as a universal VNC client for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Vision Pro. Pricing is $29.99 per year, $3.99 per month or $179.99 lifetime in USD with regional differences. Screens Connect is free. On macOS 14 or later with Screens 5.8.8 or newer, Connect is built into Screens so you often do not need the separate helper. The Screens 4 to 5 upgrade discount ended 31 March 2026. Tailscale is still the recommended route for Linux and Raspberry Pi. Sound does not come through VNC, so audio stays on the remote side. Screens 5 is a VNC client built for the Apple ecosystem. Edovia has shipped Screens since 2010 and marked 15 years in mid 2026. Version 5 is a universal app that feels the same on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Vision Pro. At its core it lets you work on a remote Mac, Windows PC, Linux box or Pi as if you were in front of it. The app uses VNC plus a free helper, Screens Connect, that gets your Mac or Windows machine reachable, and it pairs with Tailscale when you want a mesh VPN that avoids port forwarding. In 2026 the client is rewritten in SwiftUI for macOS 26, tuned for Apple Silicon and current macOS, and it leans on familiar Apple UI idioms. Highlights are the native look, multi display handling, file drag and drop, curtain mode for privacy, and sign in with SSH keys or biometrics like Touch ID and Face ID. Version 5.9 is planned to add RDP, which will widen Windows coverage. Screens fits pros, IT admins and anyone who wants quick Apple native remote access. Pricing stays in USD on the App Store. Check local pricing if you are outside the US. Schools that buy many seats sometimes prefer the lifetime option to avoid yearly billing. ## Features - **Toolbar Customization.** Screens 5.8 from January 2026 lets you rearrange toolbars on iPhone, iPad and Vision Pro. Add or remove buttons and put the ones you use most where your thumb or cursor lands naturally. It is a small change that makes daily sessions quicker. - **File Transfers with Drag & Drop.** You can drag files to and from a remote Mac during a session. Since 5.6 this works on iPhone, iPad and Vision Pro too. It keeps you in the session instead of switching to a separate transfer tool, which helps when you move docs or media back and forth. - **Curtain Mode for Privacy.** Curtain Mode hides the screen on the remote Mac while you are connected. That matters in offices or shared spaces where someone could glance at sensitive data. Screens shows whether curtain mode engaged, so you know if privacy is active. - **Multi-Display Support.** If the remote Mac has several displays, you can show one display or all of them together. The app remembers your choice for next time, so you do not reset it each session. That is useful when you keep tools on a second monitor. - **Tailscale Integration.** From Screens 5.3, Tailscale builds a mesh VPN that lets Screens reach devices without opening ports. It works well for Linux and Raspberry Pi and helps when the network sits behind carrier grade NAT or a VPN. You avoid manual port mapping and get a stable path. - **Biometric Authentication.** On Apple hardware you can unlock Screens with Touch ID, Face ID or Apple Watch before you type the remote credentials. It speeds up login and keeps a stronger gate on the app itself, which matches how Apple handles auth elsewhere. - **Automatic Backups.** Screens 5.8 added automatic backups for app data. Connection sets, configs and other data save in the background. If something breaks you can restore from Settings without rebuilding every connection by hand. - **Apple Pencil Enhancements.** With Apple Pencil you can tap or drag directly on the remote view instead of moving a cursor first. The carousel toolbar from 5.5 makes this feel fluid on iPad and iPhone for precise work. ## How to Install Screens 5 on Mac Screens 5 for Mac comes from the App Store. The Mac helper Screens Connect comes from Edovia. Many installs now find Connect is already inside Screens on macOS 14 or later. 1. **Install Screens.** Screens: The Homebrew cask was removed upstream. Available from Edovia and the Mac App Store. Download: https://edovia.com/en/screens/ 2. **Download and Install Screens Connect.** For your Mac to be remotely accessible, you need to install the free Screens Connect utility. Visit Edovia's website to download the latest Screens Connect for macOS. Unzip the downloaded archive and double-click the installer. Follow the on-screen prompts, allowing it to move to the Applications folder and install any necessary helper tools. 3. **Configure Remote Management on Your Mac.** After installing Screens Connect, you must enable Remote Management (or Screen Sharing) on your remote Mac. Go to System Settings > General > Sharing. Enable 'Remote Management'. Click the 'i' button next to it and ensure 'Allow access for' is set to 'All users' or your specific user. In 'Options', enable both 'Observe' and 'Control'. 4. **Set Up Your Screens Connect Account.** Launch Screens Connect and follow its Welcome Guide to create a free Screens ID account. This account links your Mac, making it discoverable and securely accessible from your Screens 5 client on other devices. Ensure you complete this setup for effortless remote connections, particularly when outside your local network. ## Pros - Native look built in SwiftUI that feels at home on Apple devices - Quick local like control on Mac with drag and drop files - One purchase for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Vision Pro - Curtain mode, SSH keys and biometrics for privacy - Connect and Tailscale remove manual port forwarding - Multi display handling that remembers your choice - Active dev with RDP planned for 5.9 ## Cons - No audio over VNC - Video is less smooth than Fluid based clients like Jump Desktop - Direct VNC without Connect or Tailscale can be tricky for novices ## Architecture and History: Screens 5 Screens 5 is a VNC client tuned for Apple devices with helpers that remove network hassle. ## FAQ ### How much does Screens 5 cost? Official Edovia pricing lists $29.99/year, $3.99/month, or $179.99 lifetime in USD via the App Store, with one purchase covering iPhone, iPad, Mac and Vision Pro. Prices can vary by country. Screens Connect is free. App Store receipts handle the subscription, so you manage renewal in App Store settings rather than on Edovia's site. ### What is the primary difference between Screens 5 and older versions like Screens 4? The most significant change with Screens 5 is its transition to a universal app and a subscription-based business model, though a lifetime purchase option is also available. Screens 4 required separate purchases for Mac, iPhone and iPad. Screens 5 was rewritten using SwiftUI, offering a more cohesive, modern design and enhanced performance across all Apple devices, including native support for Apple Vision Pro. It also introduced a revamped Library for connections, improved toolbar controls and enhanced security features like biometric authentication. Existing Screens 4 users had an upgrade discount offer for a limited time in mid-2026. The library groups in Screens 5.7 make it easier to find a host by name, which helps when you manage many machines. ### Is Screens 5 compatible with Apple Silicon Macs and the latest macOS versions? Absolutely. Screens 5 is fully optimized for Apple Silicon (M-series chips) and the latest macOS versions, including macOS 26. Edovia has ensured that Screens 5 is 'future-ready' with full support for Apple's latest platforms and their 'Liquid Glass' design language. The app's underlying architecture has been updated to use the performance benefits of Apple Silicon, providing a fast and responsive remote desktop experience on modern Mac hardware. Liquid Glass in OS 26 is mostly visual, but the toolbar spacing in Screens 5.7 follows it so taps feel roomy on iPhone. ### Can I use Screens 5 to connect to Windows or Linux PCs, or Raspberry Pi? Yes, Screens 5 is designed for cross-platform compatibility beyond just Macs. For Windows PCs, you can install the free Screens Connect utility to simplify remote access. For Linux PCs and Raspberry Pi, Screens 5 smoothly integrates with Tailscale, offering a secure and hassle-free connection method without complex network configurations. Additionally, Screens 5.9 is expected to introduce RDP support, further enhancing its capabilities for connecting to Windows machines. On iPad, drag and drop works with Files as well, so you can move a PDF from Files into the remote session without extra steps. ### How does Screens Connect work and is it necessary? Screens Connect is a free companion utility that makes your Mac or Windows PC reachable from anywhere in the world. It handles the necessary network configurations, like port forwarding, to allow Screens 5 on your client device to find and connect to your remote computer effortlessly. While direct VNC connections are possible, Screens Connect is highly recommended for its ease of setup and reliability, especially for remote access outside your local network. It automatically launches at boot time to ensure your machine is always accessible. Curtain Mode needs Screen Recording permission on the remote Mac. If it fails to engage, check that toggle first. ### Does Screens 5 support file transfers and clipboard sharing? Yes, Screens 5 fully supports both file transfers and clipboard sharing, greatly enhancing remote productivity. You can easily drag and drop files between your local Mac, iPhone, iPad, or Apple Vision Pro and your remote Mac during a session. For clipboard sharing, Screens 5 allows direct transfer of rich text, URLs, images and more between your local and remote clipboards, making it simple to copy and paste content across systems. When you manage many displays, naming them on the remote helps you pick the right one without guessing. ### Can I use Screens 5 for remote assistance to friends or family? Yes, Screens 5 is an excellent tool for providing remote assistance through its free companion utility, Screens Assist. You can ask a friend or family member to download and run Screens Assist on their Mac and then you can connect to their machine using your Screens 5 client without complex setup from their end. This makes it straightforward to troubleshoot issues, install software, or help with general computer maintenance remotely, proving invaluable for long-distance tech support. Tailscale keys expire. Keep an eye on the Tailscale admin console so a Pi does not drop off silently. ### Are there any known limitations, such as lack of audio support? One notable limitation of Screens 5, due to the nature of the VNC protocol it primarily uses, is the lack of direct sound transmission. This means you won't hear audio from the remote computer through your local device when connected via VNC. While this is a common characteristic of VNC-based solutions, it's an important consideration for users who require remote audio. However, upcoming RDP support in version 5.9 may address this for Windows connections. If Screens Assist cannot connect, ask the other person to check their firewall or try a Tailscale invite instead. ### What security measures does Screens 5 offer for remote connections? Screens 5 prioritizes secure connections with several solid features. It supports SSH keys for encrypted connections, offering a more secure alternative to passwords. For Mac users, Screens 5 integrates biometric authentication (Touch ID, Face ID, Apple Watch) for quick and secure unlocking of the app itself. When connecting, especially with Screens Connect, all traffic is encrypted. Also, features like Curtain Mode ensure privacy by masking the remote display. Share clipboards handle URLs and images. Large files are better moved with drag and drop rather than copy paste. ## Sources - [Screens 5 Pricing FAQ](https://help.edovia.com/en/screens-5/faq/s5-pricing) - [Screens by Edovia](https://edovia.com/screens) - [Screens Connect](https://edovia.com/en/screens-connect/) - [Screens 5 App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/screens-5-vnc-remote-desktop/id1663047912) - [Screens Turns 15](https://blog.edovia.com/en/screens-turns-15) - [Edovia Screens 5 Help](https://help.edovia.com/en/screens-5/) - [Screens + Tailscale](https://help.edovia.com/en/screens-5/connecting-anywhere/tailscale) ## Related - [Maccy](https://bundl.run/apps/maccy) - [Stats](https://bundl.run/apps/stats) - [SuperWhisper](https://bundl.run/apps/superwhisper) - [MacWhisper](https://bundl.run/apps/macwhisper) - [HyperWhisper](https://bundl.run/apps/hyperwhisper) - [Aqua Voice](https://bundl.run/apps/aqua-voice) - [Screens vs RustDesk](https://bundl.run/compare/screens-vs-rustdesk) ```json { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@graph": [ { "@type": "Organization", "@id": "https://bundl.run/#organization", "name": "Bundl.run", "url": "https://bundl.run", "logo": { "@type": "ImageObject", "url": "https://bundl.run/og-image.png", "width": 1200, "height": 630 }, "description": "The Ninite for Mac. 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