A tiny laptop.
Set the Duo down. The remote screen sits above the fold; typing and pointing have room below.
Your own computer on the upper screen. A keyboard, trackpad or game controls below. MoonTop is an early idea for making remote work feel at home on iPhone Duo.
Illustrative interface, not a screenshot. Buttons change the study only.
Duo reference ↗An ISO-style layout with a tall Return key and the extra key beside the left Shift. Above it are illustrated status lights and media controls; left and right click areas sit beside the trackpad.
Detail of the concept interface. The controls are not functional.
The idea is simple: keep the real remote picture readable, then let the controls adapt to the shape of the moment.
Set the Duo down. The remote screen sits above the fold; typing and pointing have room below.
Open it flat to give the remote screen more space. Bring the controls back when you need them.
Continue in a compact view on the cover display, with the controls you need within reach.
Imagine a real browser above and optional controls below. This sample shows a page-density adjustment; it changes only this illustration, not Xbox or any other website.
Web game controllers, user scripts and service compatibility are research questions.
We’re researching several ways to connect. Each one has different technical and service requirements; none is implemented yet.
Built-in Screen Sharing / VNC
In researchBuilt-in Remote Desktop / RDP
In researchSunshine and Moonlight-compatible streaming
In researchWeb games and Xbox Cloud Gaming research
In researchConsole Remote Play
In researchPS5 Remote Play
In researchBrowser gamepad support, optional userscripts, service availability and App Store review are still being investigated. A browser does not guarantee any game, script or region will work.
Remote access is useful only when the controls, the connection and your data are treated with care.
MoonTop is a concept, not an available product. We’re exploring a one-time price around €5.99, with a useful free starting point. Features, pricing and availability may change.
No TestFlight invitation is available.