Boundless is my attempt to build the multi-machine control tool I actually want to use every day: local-first, fast, and explicit about system state instead of feeling like mystery software.
The project is now live as a public repository, and the current alpha already has real product shape instead of being a loose prototype.
What exists today
boundlessd, a local daemon exposing control APIsboundlessctl, a CLI for pairing, topology, hotkeys, diagnostics, and safe reset flowsboundlesstray, a Windows tray dashboard for first-run setup, pairing, layout management, settings, and reconnect actions- shared core crates for protocol, discovery, security, clipboard policy, transfer primitives, and input-routing logic
Why it is interesting
The goal is not just cursor hopping. I want a trustworthy daily-driver that handles nearby pairing, topology-aware handoff, clipboard sync, reconnect behavior, diagnostics, and recovery without turning setup into a science project.
Current focus
Windows is the primary target right now. The main push is packaging, startup/recovery validation, and overall polish while the public alpha hardens before broader cross-platform work.