AirServer7.3.3

AirServer lets a Mac receive and display screen content sent from another device, turning the computer into a screen-sharing receiver. It solves the problem of showing a remote device’s display on a Mac instead of keeping that activity confined to the original screen. The result is useful for presentations, classroom demonstrations, software walkthroughs, and other situations where several people need to view one device’s activity.

A presenter can use the Mac as the shared viewing point while controlling the source device separately, making its apps, documents, or other on-screen material visible to an audience. AirServer focuses on receiving the display rather than creating or editing media, which places it in the Video & Media Players category. Its purpose is particularly clear in meeting rooms, teaching spaces, and home setups where a Mac serves as the central screen for content from another device.

AirServer runs on macOS and supports both Intel and Apple Silicon architectures. The current release is version 7.3.3, and the software is distributed under a freeware license.