LatticeYour devices.
One workspace.
Connect to computers, servers and virtual machines from a Mac controller or a paired browser. Check the route, open a session and see what happened.
Choose how to connect.
One Mac runs the controller. Other devices can join from a browser or be enrolled as managed targets.
Lattice 8.3.1
macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel · ZIP
Locally signed build. Developer ID signing and Apple notarization are required for standard Gatekeeper installation.Verify this download
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Select a component to inspect its job, its connections and where to find its logs.
Inside the controller.
Sessions and identity
OpenSSH provides pinned terminals and SFTP. Mac Screen Sharing runs through an SSH tunnel with noVNC. FreeRDP and OpenSSL handle direct Windows desktop sessions. WebKit opens vendor consoles, and Keychain stores saved sign-ins. Check each device in Connection setup.
Deployment adapters
Deploy & onboard supports existing Windows and Debian/Ubuntu setup and reviewed Proxmox or vSphere template jobs. VM adapters includes UTM, VirtualBox, Parallels, Fusion, Workstation on Linux, Hyper-V, KVM/libvirt, Synology VMM, EC2, Azure Linux and Google Compute Engine. Each adapter needs an authorized account and its listed provider tools. Open deployment history to inspect jobs and provider-specific recovery.
Discovery, storage and diagnostics
Discover and Network group device addresses. Insights shows sampled reachability. Storage & archives previews local cleanup. Files tracks transfer checks, Activity records actions, and Background recovery shows the worker’s job log.
What changed.
Trace an action.
Search this example lab to see how connection checks, sessions and transfer outcomes appear in Lattice. Your own events are available in the controller’s Activity view.