Workstation
Documents and planning
Control multiple Windows computers with one keyboard and mouse. Move naturally across screen borders, synchronize clipboard content, and transfer files between connected devices.
Multi-PC Control Clipboard Sync File Transfer
Built for connected Windows workspaces
Animated Cortex Border demonstration showing one pointer moving continuously from Workstation to Main PC and then to Laptop. Use the controls to pause or inspect each step.
Cortex Border workspace
Three Windows computers · one control surface
Workstation
Documents and planning
Main PC
Primary workspace
Laptop
Communication and files
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Connected
File transfer showcase
Transfer files between connected computers without switching keyboards, reconnecting storage devices or manually sending the file to yourself.
Product visualization of Project Presentation.pdf being selected on Workstation, carried through Main PC, and placed on Laptop. This represents file transfer between connected computers.
File transfer between connected computers
Project Presentation.pdf
Workstation
Documents and planning
Main PC
Primary workspace
Laptop
Communication and files
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Ready to transfer
Product visualization of file transfer between connected computers. Supported files and destinations depend on the current product build and configuration.
Clipboard synchronization
Copy supported content on one connected Windows computer and continue on another without breaking the flow of work.
Clipboard synchronization demonstration. Text is selected and copied on Computer A, synchronized through Cortex Border, and pasted on Computer B.
Cortex Border keeps your workspace connected.
Copied text appears here after pasting.
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Selecting text on Computer A
Real product capabilities
Cortex Border focuses on the input, clipboard, file and connection behaviors needed to work across multiple Windows computers from one desk.
Use one keyboard and mouse to control multiple connected Windows computers.
Move the cursor across configured monitor edges to change control between computers.
Arrange connected computers according to their physical screen positions.
Copy text, images and supported clipboard content between connected computers.
Move or copy supported files between computers through the Cortex Border connection.
Connect the host computer with more than one client computer and move between them.
Reconnect client computers and restore supported input sharing after temporary disconnections.
Connect Windows computers through the local network without traditional peripheral switching hardware.
Public-facing architecture
Cortex Border creates a coordinated workspace between trusted computers on the same network. The host manages screen relationships, input transitions, clipboard synchronization and file-transfer requests. Private addresses, ports and configuration values are intentionally omitted.
The primary keyboard-and-mouse workspace
Coordinates the configured workspace
Connects trusted computers on the same network
Receive supported workspace requests
Participate in the mapped screen layout
Monitor layout configuration
Arrange the connected computer cards to see how the configured screen relationships determine which computer takes control at each edge.
Desk layout editor
Drag cards, use the arrow buttons, or press Alt + Left/Right
Moving past the right edge of Main PC now switches to Computer B.
Connection and recovery
Cortex Border monitors device connections and restores normal input and clipboard operation after supported reconnection events. Support can vary across Windows system interruptions and configured environments.
Connection recovery demonstration showing Laptop disconnecting temporarily, reconnecting, and returning to the connected workspace.
Connected
Connected
Connected
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Connected
Practical use cases
Cortex Border is designed for workspaces where each computer has a clear job but the person using them needs one coherent control surface.
Control an ERP computer, communication computer and document computer from one desk.
Move between a development computer, testing computer and AI server.
Use separate systems for design, rendering, file management and communication.
Manage multiple local systems without repeatedly changing keyboards and mice.
See the product visualization again or contact CortexOps to discuss access, the current Windows-focused build and the right local-network setup for your desk.