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IRIS

Gives Muse eyes on your computers.
See the screen, drive the machine — from anywhere.

🔒 Private build

Version 0.2.0 · macOS 15+ · Apple Silicon · ad-hoc signed · free forever

Install in 3 steps

Unzip and drag Iris.app to Applications.

Double-click it. When macOS asks, allow Screen Recording, then turn on the Iris helper under Privacy & Security → Accessibility (needed for clicks).

Check the test screenshot shows your screen (not black). A ◉ in the menubar means Iris is running. Done.

curl -fsSL https://iris-download.pages.dev/install-linux.sh | bash

Version 0.2.0 · any distro · Python 3.10+ · free forever

The wizard handles the rest

Run the command above in a terminal.

Answer the setup wizard: it detects X11 vs Wayland, installs a screenshot tool and xdotool if missing (with your permission).

It takes a test screenshot for you to verify, then offers start-at-login via systemd. Done.

Full control (click/type) needs an X11/Xorg session — on Wayland, screenshots work but input doesn't.
Uninstall: curl -fsSL https://iris-download.pages.dev/uninstall-linux.sh | bash

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -c "irm https://iris-download.pages.dev/install-windows.ps1 | iex"

Version 0.2.0 · Windows 10/11 · Python 3.10+ · free forever

The wizard handles the rest

Run the command above in PowerShell.

Answer the setup wizard: it checks for Python 3.10+ (offers to install it), then installs the agent.

It takes a test screenshot for you to verify, then offers start-at-login via a Startup shortcut. Done.

This is a private build for personal use — not published, no accounts, no tracking, no analytics. Commands travel as local files only; Iris never opens a network port.