Prepare your platform
Windows builds use the MSVC toolchain or the packaged cross-build. Linux requires native display/audio dependencies. Account-delivered installers are not available yet.
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A deliberate path
to your first connection.
Start with a supported desktop build, then discover, pair, and enable only the capabilities you need.
GET CONNECTED
From first launch to first session.
The current desktop preview works with named computers on your LAN.
Verify the other computer
Find the peer in Discover, compare verification codes, and approve the connection on the receiving computer.
Set the permissions
Authorize desktop, input, sharing, or clipboard behavior for that peer. Catalog selections publish metadata and do not forward USB data.
Open a remote desktop
Explicitly start hosting and connect from an authorized peer. On Windows, capture/input/audio need validation on real hardware.
Manage the evaluation
Official builds evaluate for 24 hours. Import a signed license with Activate license, or run usbFabric license activate --file license.json.
Keep identity stable
LAN pairing identity and software licensing are separate. Preserve pairing keys and license data; replace or reset them deliberately.
LOCAL SOURCE BUILDS
For authorized development checkouts.
The code repository is private and is not linked from this public website.
Use Rust 1.91 or newer
Run cargo run --locked from an authorized checkout. The project README lists platform prerequisites and detailed setup.
Separate application settings
--config-dir selects app settings and pairing data. It does not reset the per-user licensing directory.
Operate with the CLI
Use --help, list --json, config, license status, and license request --output request.json for local inspection and activation preparation.