What is Laze?
Laze is a cross-platform remote control system that bridges your mobile device and desktop computer. Whether you're giving a presentation, watching media from across the room, or just want freedom from your desk — Laze delivers a fluid, lag-free experience designed to feel like an extension of your computer.
Features
Screenshots
Desktop Dashboard
A clean, unobtrusive control center that lives in your system tray. Monitor connections, toggle autostart, and see your server status at a glance.
The Story
It all started with a simple frustration: watching a movie from bed, but having to get up every time something needed adjusting. No TV subscription — just a laptop connected to the TV and free streaming sites.
Every existing app was either cumbersome to configure, ugly, or both. So Laze was built: a clean, modern, simple UI where you can open Firefox on your favourite movie site with 1 swipe and 1 click.
The ultimate lazy solution for the ultimate lazy lifestyle. 🛋️
Comparison
| Feature | Laze | KDE Connect | Unified Remote | Remote Mouse |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost / License | Free & Open Source | Free & Open Source | Freemium | Freemium |
| Custom Commands | ✅ On phone | ⚠️ On desktop | 💰 Paid feature | ❌ Limited |
| Auto Discovery | ✅ Instant LAN | ⚠️ Pairing needed | ⚠️ Server install | ⚠️ Helper install |
| UX Design | Modern, mobile-first | Functional | Functional | Basic |
| Architecture | Rust + Tauri + Flutter | C++ / Qt | Mixed native | Proprietary |
Download
Pre-built binaries are available on GitHub Releases. No account required, no store needed.
The remote controller for your phone. Tested on Android.
The server that runs on your computer. Available for Linux, Windows, and macOS.
Not yet on the Play Store or any desktop store — coming soon.