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CmdPalm vs TinyWeb: Features, Pricing and Fit

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Listed product details for CmdPalm and TinyWeb
Detail	CmdPalm	TinyWeb
Overview	CmdPalm is a free and open-source application that turns your iPhone, iPad, or Android phone into a wireless mouse, trackpad, and keyboard for your Mac. It allows you to control your Mac from your phone, using gestures, typing, and voice typing. The application is available for Macs running macOS 15+ on Apple silicon and supports custom keyboards and multi-step decks. It is useful for presentations, media playback, and hands-free typing. CmdPalm does not require a phone app or account and keeps all communication on the local network, making it a convenient and secure option for Mac users.	TinyWeb supports tabs on the side or on top, saved link folders, Chrome extensions, and password autofill with Apple Passwords or 1Password. It also includes pinned tabs, per-tab volume, picture-in-picture, and customizable shortcuts.
Listed features	Trackpad – tap, drag, two‑finger scroll with momentum, pinch‑zoom, rotate, assignable gestures Keyboard – full Mac layout with modifiers, function and media keys Custom keyboards – user‑defined key sets for shortcuts, games or editing Deck – shortcut panel for app launches, text snippets, system actions and multi‑step sequences App launcher & media – launch, switch, quit apps and control playback, volume and brightness Voice typing – speak into the phone and have on‑device speech converted to text on the Mac	Not listed
Best suited to	General Mac users who want to control their computer from a phone	Not listed
Limitations and fit	Does not run on Intel‑based Macs or macOS versions earlier than 15	Not listed
Pricing model	Freemium	Subscription, Freemium
Listed price	Not listed	Not listed Check current pricing
Platforms	iOS, Android, MacOS	MacOS, Windows