iRAPP For Mac

Do you have a need to turn your Mac into a server and have multiple users access it simultaneously? Do you have both a Mac and a PC at home or at work? Do you wish you could work on all of your computing devices at the same time?

iRAPP is an innovative software application which enables you to do just that sit on your PC and work on both your PC applications as well as on your Mac applications at the same time. What's even better, if you have several Macs, you can control and work on all of them at the same time.

Or you can turn your Mac into a server with newly released Workgroup functionality and let several users access it from their PCs. All you need is the new iRAPP 1.1 software and place all of your computers onto a same local network.

iRAPP's unique and innovative event handling technology allows you to work on individual Mac and PC applications side by side as if they were part of the same operating system. Yes, it may look strange at first, but literally, individual Mac and PC applications are sitting side by side on your screen ready for your use.

iRAPP will essentially replace a hardware KVM switch, giving you valuable additional flexibility.

First, it gets rid of a mess of monitor and keyboard/mouse cables. Second, you can de-clutter your desk by placing your Mac computers away from your desk (the only requirement is that they stay connected to your network, wirelessly or via the Ethernet cable).

And third, iRAPP's unique event handling technology gives you a superior user experience. Since you can open individual Mac and PC applications side by side, it appears as if you are working on a single computer. As a user, you are both device and operating system independent.

If you are thinking about introducing a Mac machine into your company's IT arsenal but are hesitant to replace the existing PCs for all your employees. Or you already have a few Mac machines but would like more of your employees to be able to access certain Mac functionality and applications, iRAPP 1.1 gives you enormous cost advantage and added flexibility.

Your Mac machine (or multiple Macs for that matter) is turned into a server, allowing simultaneous connections from multiple PC users. In the Workgroup mode, your PC users can access a single Mac, or multiple Macs, adding additional flexibility and distributing the computing load across several Mac machines.

The Workgroup mode requires a license for each unique PC user, and all of the Mac machines have to be accessible through your network.