Input Leap is a software KVM switch and multi-machine input controller that allows a single keyboard and mouse to control several physical workstations over a local network. It functions as a network input emulator, sending keyboard and mouse signals to remote operating systems to manage a multi-machine workspace as if it were a single system with multiple monitors.
The project also serves as a cross-platform clipboard synchronizer, enabling the sharing of copied text and data between different operating systems so that content can be pasted across all connected machines.
