A Mac to share from.
Bavua Host runs on macOS 13 or later, on Apple Silicon or Intel. Hosting your screen requires an eligible paid plan.
Your first connection, one small step at a time. A little guidance to bring your screens together.
Start with a host, a viewer, and a network they can share.
Bavua Host runs on macOS 13 or later, on Apple Silicon or Intel. Hosting your screen requires an eligible paid plan.
Use Bavua Display on an Android phone or tablet, or the Viewer in Bavua Host on another Mac.
Check Downloads for store availability before getting started. Other platform entries may be marked coming soon.
Install the native host and viewer apps when they are available for your devices. The web workspace manages your account; it does not capture or stream your screen.
Sign in on both devices and check the account email shown under Settings on the Mac and Account on Android. They should match.
Choose Start Streaming on the Dashboard. If you need a hosting plan, the app shows the available subscriptions before you buy.
When macOS asks, allow Bavua Host under System Settings → Privacy & Security → Screen Recording (or Screen & System Audio Recording). Reopen the app if macOS requests it, then start sharing again.
Open Bavua Display on Android and connect to the host on your local network. On another Mac, open Viewer and choose your host. Approve a device on the host if asked.
Show the host’s screen to a viewing device. What appears on your screen is what that viewer can see.
In the native host’s Stream Settings, choose a window as the capture source. Refresh the window list if your app does not appear.
To try it on one Mac, start sharing and open Viewer → This Mac (preview) → Connect. Stop sharing from the Dashboard when you are done.
The web workspace brings your registered devices, connections, live session records, plan, and account settings together. Sign in with the same account as the native apps to see your own data.
The 3D layout is a visual preview. Panorama, Focus, and Flow change the illustration; they do not create virtual monitors or arrange your real displays.
Check that the Mac shows Streaming, both accounts match, and both devices are on the same network. Guest Wi-Fi and device isolation can prevent discovery. You can enter the Mac’s local IP address in Bavua Display.
Check Screen Recording permission on the Mac, confirm the selected window still exists, then stop and restart sharing. Reopen the host app if macOS asks after a permission change.
Try a stronger Wi-Fi signal and reduce competing network traffic. Capture, encoding, network transfer, and decoding all contribute to delay.
Confirm the account email matches the one used for the purchase, check internet access, and use Restore Purchases in the app where the subscription was bought.