A little less desk.
Open your apps, move between screens, and pick up where you left off. Your desktop is right there on your phone.
Control your Windows PC from your phone.
Your apps, your games, and a little more room to move.
Windows 10 & 11 / iPhone & Android browser / Same Wi-Fi
Work, play, or step away. Your PC stays within reach.
Open your apps, move between screens, and pick up where you left off. Your desktop is right there on your phone.
Bring your PC games to your phone. Arrange the on-screen controls around the way you like to play.
Keep your PC awake with a gentle pointer nudge. Set a timer and step away—even after your phone disconnects.
Explore the controls. Interface illustrations; final screens may differ.
Drag to move the pointer, tap to click, two fingers to scroll with momentum, pinch to zoom up to 5×. Prefer to point directly? Switch to Touch.
Your monitors appear the way Windows arranges them. Tap one to jump to it, or swipe three fingers to move between them.
Game mode switches to 60 fps and lays out an Xbox-style controller. Your PC sees a real controller, so games just work.
Turn it on from your phone and your PC stays awake: no sleep and no lock screen. The pointer moves a few pixels only when you are not using it.
Everything you need to work and play, wherever you settle in.
Use a trackpad or touch directly. Scroll with two fingers, pinch to zoom, and keep shortcuts or a Bluetooth keyboard close.
Swipe between monitors or stream one window—even minimized—while you use your PC for something else.
Start with a full pad, RPG, shooter, racing, or keyboard & mouse preset. Move and resize controls, then save them per game.
PC stereo audio, one-tap mute, and GPU video encoding. Quality adapts to your Wi-Fi and reconnects when the signal returns.
A gentle pointer nudge keeps your PC awake on a timer, even after your phone disconnects.
Scan the code and open your phone’s browser. Your screen streams directly over local Wi-Fi. No phone install needed.
A Bluetooth mouse or keyboard works too. The keys row includes modifiers, arrows, F1–F12, Copy, Paste, and Task Manager.
Game mode uses a virtual Xbox controller on your PC. Bluetooth controllers work too.
Oblate runs on your Windows PC.
Connect through your phone’s browser.
Install Oblate on your Windows desktop.
Join the same Wi-Fi. Scan the code on your PC.
Open Oblate in your phone’s browser and take control. Nothing to install on the phone.
Every feature, on every plan.
Try it free for 3 days.
Pay as you go. Cancel any time.
About $3.33 a month, billed once a year.
Planned launch pricing in US dollars. Oblate is in development and not yet on sale.
A Windows 10 or 11 PC and a phone with a modern browser, both on the same Wi-Fi. A graphics card with a video encoder (NVIDIA, Intel or AMD) gives the smoothest picture; without one, Oblate encodes in software.
Today Oblate connects over your own network. Connecting from anywhere is in development and will arrive in a later update.
Your PC sees an Xbox 360 controller, which most PC games support. For keyboard-and-mouse games there is a preset with WASD and a touch mouse. Keep the game as the active window: many games slow down in the background.
When your PC has been idle for a while, Oblate moves the pointer a few pixels and asks Windows to keep the display on. It stops when the timer ends or when you turn it off, even if your phone is no longer connected. Some workplace monitoring tools can tell software input apart from a physical mouse, so follow your employer’s policies.
No. Video, sound and input go directly between your PC and your phone on your network. The pairing page only opens on the PC itself.
Not yet. The lock screen, administrator prompts and Ctrl+Alt+Del need a background service that is planned for a later release.
Oblate is in development. The Windows download will appear on this page when it is ready.
For Windows. Made for your phone.