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OpenTouch-Remote

🚀 The Apex of Windows Mirroring. AI-Architected. Human-Engineered.

Zero bloat. Zero lag. Just raw DXGI performance delivered straight to your browser. This isn't just a screen share; it's a high-frequency synchronization engine designed for those who demand immediate response.

dxgi • desktop-duplication • low-latency • remote-touch • 60fps • no-install

⚡ The Power

Stop using sluggish remote desktop tools that feel like moving through mud. OpenTouch-Remote is built for speed.

  • DXGI Capture Core: Powered by dxcam, tapping directly into the Windows GPU pipeline. We don't ask the OS for permission; we take the frames from the buffer.
  • Intelligent Backpressure: Our engine monitors network congestion every millisecond. If your signal drops, we skip frames to keep the interaction live. We don't buffer; we adapt.
  • Static Frame Suppression: We calculate pixel-diffs between frames. If the screen hasn't changed, we don't send anything. Effortless efficiency.
  • DPI-Aware Scaling: We handle Windows High-DPI settings natively. Your touch translates to the exact pixel, no matter how much you've scaled your 4K display.
  • Latency-Linked Quality: Dynamic JPEG compression that breathes with your network. Excellent signal? Pristine pixels. Poor signal? Sharp speed.
  • Zero-App Interface:
    • Tap -> Precise Left Click
    • Long Press -> Contextual Right Click
    • Two-Finger Slide -> Natural Scroll Physics
    • Hardware Drag -> Seamless window management

🛠️ The Gear (Requirements)

  • OS: Windows (Required for the DXGI pipeline. No exceptions).
  • Python: 3.11+
  • Manager: uv (We standardise on uv for its superior dependency resolution speed).

🚀 Ignition (Installation)

  1. Clone the Repository:

    git clone https://github.com/AmiXDme/OpenTouch-Remote.git
cd OpenTouch-Remote

  2. Sync Dependencies:

    uv sync

  3. Launch:

    uv run main.py

    Scan the QR code. Take control. That's it.

🎮 CLI Mastery

Control the engine with flags. Don't be basic.

uv run main.py --help

Options:
  --port, -p INT         Server port (default: 8000)
  --fps, -f INT          Aggressive FPS target 10-60 (default: 30)
  --quality, -q FLOAT    Base JPEG quality 0.1-1.0 (default: 0.85)
  --monitor, -m INT      Target monitor index (0 = primary)
  --verbose, -v          Show raw engine logs

⚔️ Contributing

Think you can find an extra 2ms of performance? We want to see it. Read our CONTRIBUTING.md before you touch the code. We have standards.

📺 Witness the Logic

High-performance technical showcases and development deep-dives: ▶️ Visit the AmiXDme YouTube Channel

📄 License

Apache License 2.0. Clean, open, powerful.

Built with FastAPI, Socket.IO, pynput, and DXcam.