MultiVNC
MultiVNC is an open-source VNC (Virtual Network Computing) viewer for macOS that allows users to connect to and control remote computers and servers via the VNC protocol. It supports most VNC encodings including Tight compression, TLS encryption (AnonTLS and VeNCrypt), SSH tunnelling with password or private-key authentication, UltraVNC Repeater connections, and ZeroConf service discovery for automatic VNC server detection on local networks. Users can bookmark frequently used connections and import/export connection settings. It is primarily used by system administrators, IT support staff, and remote workers who need graphical access to distant machines.
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1 suggestionThe search results returned information about an Android version of MultiVNC distributed via F-Droid, not the macOS application you have installed. We could not confirm from available search results whether a native Apple Silicon build of the macOS version exists or whether the project is still actively maintained. Given that you have this app on your Mac today, your best course of action is to visit the official MultiVNC GitHub repository (github.com/bk138/multivnc) to check the release history and pull requests for any mention of Apple Silicon or Universal Binary builds, or contact the developer directly to ask about native Apple Silicon support and macOS 28 compatibility. The September 2028 deadline for Rosetta 2 removal is roughly two years away, which gives you time to investigate, but this is something worth clarifying soon. If the macOS port appears abandoned, consider alternative remote-access tools like VNC Viewer (RealVNC), Screens, or even the open-source TigerVNC, all of which offer confirmed native Apple Silicon builds.
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