Start with two apps
The Mac companion runs on the computer you want to reach. Peel Pro on Apple Vision Pro receives the Mac’s app windows or display. Keep the companion running while you use the client.
Available now: Peel Pro for Apple Vision Pro and the Mac companion. iPhone, iPad, and the new Peel Pro 2.0 agent workflow are still in development.
- Get the current Mac and Vision Pro apps.
- Connect both devices to the same unrestricted local network.
- Allow the permissions each app requests, then pair your devices.
- Open the Mac app you want to use and select its available window in Peel Pro.
Choose a guide
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Pairing and permissions
Connect your Mac, understand the permissions, and work through common connection problems.
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Use Xcode through Peel Pro
Keep the project and build tools on your Mac while reaching the application from a supported client.
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Mac apps on iPad: availability
What is planned, what still needs a Mac, and what you can download today.
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Local agent tools
How the upcoming MCP connection works, and where its boundaries are.
Check the pair, not just one device
The current combination is Mac companion 1.2 on macOS 26.0 or later, with Peel Pro 1.4 on visionOS 26.1 or later. The devices need local network access to each other. A shared Wi-Fi name alone may not be enough on a guest, hotel, school, or managed network.
Window capture, input, and responsiveness can vary by application and network. Start with one ordinary app window before adding more. The current release has its own free tier and in-app purchase options; Peel Pro 2.0’s planned free and paid features describe the upcoming release.
A useful support request
Include the Mac app version, client version, both operating systems, the app you are trying to reach, and the step that failed. Say whether the Mac is missing from the list, pairing fails, the view is blank, or input does not work. Those are different problems.
Do not send pairing codes, passwords, private project content, or account tokens. You can contact Zephyr Studios and review how Peel Pro uses permissions and handles streaming.