Aether Flow is an open-source cross-platform collaboration protocol designed to break ecosystem barriers. It brings a "Continuity"-like experience to non-native ecosystems, such as Windows ↔ Apple or Linux ↔ Android.
- Seamless Sync: Copy code on your Mac and have it instantly available on your phone or Windows PC with real-time notifications.
- End-to-End Encryption: Utilizes the ChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption mechanism from Aether SOS, ensuring your clipboard data remains absolutely secure over the local network.
- Liquid Glass UI: As you edit a file on Device A, a "Liquid Glass" styled icon appears on the edge of Device B's screen.
- Instant Resume: Click the icon to open the same file or resume the editing context on the other device. Perfect for scripts, document editing, and video previews.
- Cross-Device Control: Use a single set of keyboard and mouse to control both your desktop and tablet. Control switches automatically as the mouse moves past the screen edge.
- 4K Low-Latency Streaming: Optimized for high-fidelity video previews with minimal frame drops. iPad can become the perfect secondary display for your workstation.
Aether Flow is built with a focus on premium visual excellence:
- High Dynamic Blur: Interfaces utilize background blur (frosted glass) and gradient lighting to create a modern, high-tech feel.
- Fluid Animations: Device pairing is accompanied by liquid-like convergence animations, turning a mundane process into a stunning visual experience.
- Core Engine: Built with Rust for high-performance networking, mDNS discovery, and robust cryptography.
- Apple Ecosystem: Implemented with SwiftUI for native macOS/iOS integration and system-level performance.
- Cross-Platform: Powered by Flutter to provide a consistent, premium UI and animation experience on Windows, Linux, and Android.
/aether_flow_apple: SwiftUI implementation for Apple devices./aether_flow_flutter: Flutter implementation for Windows, Linux, and Android./core_mesh(Planned): Shared Rust-based core logic.
Security is baked into the protocol. All communications are encrypted using ChaCha20-Poly1305, a military-grade algorithm that offers both extreme performance and high security, ideal for mobile and cross-platform devices.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.