H-M-H/Weylus
Weylus
Weylus is a tablet-to-PC screen mirroring tool and remote input controller that transforms a mobile device into a digital graphic tablet emulator. It enables users to stream a computer display to a mobile device while translating touch gestures, keyboard strokes, and pen data into native computer mouse and keyboard events.
The system specifically functions as a virtual secondary monitor and a digital graphic tablet emulator capable of capturing stylus pressure and tilt data for professional drawing. It supports multi-touch input mapping and allows for the configuration of a mobile device as an extended display or a tool for window-specific screen capture.
The application includes a containerized runtime environment and a headless execution mode for automated deployment. It utilizes hardware-accelerated video encoding to reduce latency and provides machine-readable logging for monitoring connection events.
Features
- Screen Mirroring - Streams the computer display to a mobile device in real-time for remote viewing and control.
- Stylus Input Capture - Captures pressure and tilt data from a stylus to emulate a professional digital graphic tablet.
- Remote Input Controllers - Controls a computer mouse and keyboard using touch gestures and inputs from a connected mobile device.
- Remote Input Controllers - Bridges mobile touch gestures, keyboard strokes, and pen data into native computer mouse and keyboard events.
- Graphic Tablet Emulators - Transforms a tablet with a stylus into a pressure-sensitive input device for digital art software.
- Virtual Displays - Allows a mobile device to function as an extended secondary monitor for a computer.
- Web-Based Input Relays - Transmits touch, stylus, and keyboard events from a mobile client to the host using a web-based protocol.
- Mobile Display Extensions - Enables a mobile device to function as a secondary virtual monitor for a computer.
- Virtual Device Drivers - Translates network-received touch and pen coordinates into native system mouse and stylus movements.
- Input Device Emulators - Emulates a digital graphic tablet to inject touch and pen events into the host system.
- Virtual Workspace Expansion - Extends the computer desktop to a mobile device to create additional screen space.
- Headless Execution Modes - Includes a headless mode that allows the server to run without a graphical user interface.
- Hardware Accelerated Media Encoders - Utilizes GPU hardware acceleration to compress screen frames and minimize streaming latency.
- Remote Desktop Streaming - Provides a containerized solution for mirroring screens and capturing input across different Linux environments.
- Remote Input Relays - Relays keystrokes from a physical keyboard connected to a mobile device to the host computer.
- Window Content Capturers - Allows selecting individual application windows for mirroring and restricting input to those specific areas.
- Multi-Touch Gesture Systems - Sends multiple simultaneous touch points from a tablet to software that supports complex touch gestures.
