Native macOS app

Multi is built as a native macOS app rather than a browser-based tool, and macOS is the platform it operates on. The product is described as beautifully crafted and native, with collaboration features presented inside a single desktop application. Readers looking for the Multi macOS app will find the product positioned specifically for Mac teams.

  • Native macOS application
  • Multiplayer collaboration for teams on Mac

Sources: Multi— Multiplayer Collaboration for MacOS, Multi— Multiplayer Collaboration for MacOS

Multiplayer app sharing

The core capability is multiplayer app sharing, in which a shared app can be used by more than one participant at a time. Team members can point, draw and edit in shared apps as if those apps were running on their own computer. This positions screensharing in Multi as interactive rather than view-only, so collaborators act on a shared app instead of watching it.

  • Point at content in a shared app
  • Draw on a shared app
  • Edit in shared apps as if they were local

Sources: Multi— Multiplayer Collaboration for MacOS, Multi— Multiplayer Collaboration for MacOS

Automatic deep links

Multi includes automatic deep links, which open designs, code or docs without waiting for someone to share the link. The feature replaces the step of sending links to designs or files by generating automatic magic links to screenshares locally. It is aimed at the moment in a session when a participant wants to open, on their own machine, whatever is being shown.

  • Open designs, code or docs without waiting for a shared link
  • Skips sending links to designs or files
  • Magic links to screenshares, opened locally

Sources: Multi— Multiplayer Collaboration for MacOS, Multi— Multiplayer Collaboration for MacOS

Sources

  1. Multi— Multiplayer Collaboration for MacOS https://multi.app/ Verified 16 Aug 2026
  2. Multi— Multiplayer Collaboration for MacOS http://remotion.com/

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