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Download the ZIP, open it and move Tweply to your Applications folder. Start it – the Tweply icon appears in the menu bar. Tweply needs macOS 14 Sonoma or later.

Pasting needs the macOS permission “Accessibility”. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility and turn on Tweply. If it is already on but pasting still fails, remove Tweply from the list and add it again.

By default the history is kept in memory only, so it never ends up on your disk. To keep it across restarts, turn on “Preserve history between sessions” in the Clipboard tab of Tweply's settings.

Add your password manager in the Exclusions tab of Tweply's settings – nothing you copy in an excluded app is recorded. Entries that look like passwords are also obfuscated in the menu.

Tweply checks for new versions and shows “Update available” at the top of its menu. Download the new version and replace the app in your Applications folder; your templates and settings are kept.

The Zapette app on your iPhone or iPad and the free Zapette app on your Mac. Both devices must be on the same Wi-Fi network (or close to each other for peer-to-peer Wi-Fi). No account and no internet connection are needed.

Open the Mac app – a radio-wave icon appears in the menu bar. Open the app on your iPhone, allow “Local Network” access, tap your Mac and enter the 4-digit code shown in the Mac’s menu. After that, the iPhone reconnects automatically.

Make sure the Mac app is running and both devices are on the same network. On the iPhone, check Settings → Privacy & Security → Local Network and enable Zapette. Some guest or company networks block device discovery.

Open the Zapette menu on your Mac and grant the missing permissions: Accessibility for mouse and keyboard, Screen & System Audio Recording for the screen view. If the app is not listed in System Settings, add it with the “+” button.

Some apps (for example video players with copy protection) refuse to run while the screen is captured. On the iPhone, open the display menu on the Screen tab and choose “Off”. The trackpad and keyboard keep working without the screen picture.

You can put the Mac to sleep from the Controls tab. While the Mac is asleep the app cannot run, so wake it with its keyboard, trackpad or by opening the lid. The iPhone reconnects automatically.

With a game controller (Xbox, PlayStation, MFi, Switch Pro), press Ⓐ on the title screen. On a Mac you can also join with the keyboard by pressing Space. The Siri Remote only navigates the menus – to play on Apple TV, use a controller or your phone. Empty spots are filled with CPU archers (you can change this under Rules).

Open “Phone” on the title screen and scan the QR code. The phone must be on the same Wi-Fi as the Apple TV or Mac. No app is needed – the controller runs in the phone's browser.

Make sure the phone and the Apple TV or Mac are on the same Wi-Fi network, and that Nightbow may use the local network (Apple TV: Settings → Privacy & Security → Local Network → Nightbow). On a Mac with the firewall on, allow Nightbow to accept incoming connections (System Settings → Network → Firewall → Options). Guest networks often block devices from seeing each other.

That's the Wi-Fi. For the most precise play, use a game controller.

On the title screen, Ⓨ changes the name and Ⓧ changes the archer. On the phone, use the fields at the top of the controller page.

No. It's made for playing together in the same room.