Phone and PC, without the workarounds.
Hazelink is a remote-control layer for your Windows PC: wake it, drive the screen, launch games, and move files from your phone. Built because emailing files to yourself is still the default.
You shouldn't have to fight your devices.
The average person owns 3+ devices. They don't talk to each other. You email files to yourself. You lose your clipboard. You sit at a different machine and your workflow is gone. This is the fragmentation problem — and nobody was solving it at the layer that actually matters.
One ecosystem. All your devices.
The goal isn't just sync. It's continuity — the feeling that your work follows you, not the other way around. Every device you own, acting as one.
Where we are now.
Public Android is Google Play 0.2.25+49, starting in Oman. Windows downloads from this site. iPhone is 1.0.0+53 in App Store review — until it’s released, use the site in Safari. PostHog is wired and stays off until a project key is set. Site authenticity pass is in progress. Still not in the app: SMS, call log, camera/gallery, notification mirror, accessibility remote, widgets, sync tile, boot receiver.
Built by one. For everyone.
Hazelink isn't a startup pitch. It's a real tool I use every day, that I'm building in public, and that I want to be genuinely useful to people who think like me — people who live across devices and refuse to accept fragmentation as the norm.
If that's you, come build this with me."