CyberPalm app analytics for September 11

CyberPalm is a PC & game streaming client built for low latency, bringing the computer or console at home to your iPhone and iPad in real time. ■ Ultra-low latency Built on the proven Moonlight / NVIDIA GameStream / Sunshine streaming protocols with H.264 / HEVC hardware decoding — on a local network it feels close to native. ■ Controls made for touch · Free-form floating virtual gamepad with per-orientation layouts and adjustable opacity · Floating virtual keyboard — scalable, movable, with a handle that stays out of your way · Floating keys: drag any key, stick or shortcut wherever your fingers like · One-tap switch between touch and mouse modes ■ Desktop-class control (with a Mac host) · Toggle a virtual secondary display and move windows onto it with one tap · Quick-switch between physical displays 1 / 2 / 3 · Full keyboard mapping and custom shortcuts ■ AR glasses & external displays Plug in display-capable AR glasses (XREAL, Rokid, …) or connect a TV — the stream fills the big screen while your phone becomes the trackpad and motion controller. ■ Simple pairing Hosts on the same network are discovered automatically — enter a PIN once, then connect with one tap. Requirements: CyberPalm works together with Sunshine running on your computer (free & open source, Windows / macOS / Linux). Setup instructions and download links are in the in-app guide and support page. CyberPalm collects no personal data. All streaming happens directly between your own devices and your host. — CyberPalm is an independent client built on the open Moonlight/Sunshine streaming stack.