The two-machine day
You know this day. The meeting link arrives on the work laptop, but you're on the personal machine because that's where the decent speakers are. A colleague Slacks you a doc; you want it open on the big monitor plugged into the other computer. By lunch you've emailed yourself twice, messaged yourself once, and retyped a URL by hand like it's 1999.
None of these steps is hard. They're just constant, and each one breaks whatever you were actually thinking about.
Copy there, paste here
MoveMyWork is a clipboard that follows you. Copy a link, a snippet, or an address on one machine and paste it on the other. On Windows, the tray app syncs what you copy automatically. On a Mac (or anything else), you use the web app at movemywork.com — open a tab, and your clipboard history is there.
That history matters more than it sounds. Everything you've copied, from every signed-in device, in one searchable list. The link from Tuesday you didn't know you'd need again is findable, not gone.
Sending a file to a teammate, without the ceremony
Sometimes the other end isn't you. Any clip or file can become a share link in two clicks — add a passphrase or an expiry if you want, revoke it whenever. The person on the other end just opens the link; they don't need an account. It's the low-friction middle ground between "paste it in chat" and "set up a shared drive".
All your calendars in one place
Remote work usually means at least two calendars: the work one and the life one, and double-bookings live in the gap between them. MoveMyWork pulls Google Calendar, iCloud and other CalDAV calendars, ICS feeds, and Outlook desktop into a single view. There's a full walkthrough in our guide to getting Outlook and Google Calendar into one view.
You might not need this
Honestly: if both of your machines are Macs signed into the same Apple ID, Apple's Universal Clipboard already covers the copy-paste part, invisibly, and it's the right default. And if your company keeps everything in Slack and a shared drive and you never touch a personal machine, you may be fine as you are.
MoveMyWork earns its keep when your machines are mixed — Windows and Mac, work and personal — or when you want history, share links, and calendars in the same place. If your work laptop is the restrictive kind, we've written honestly about what to do when your work laptop is locked down — including when the answer is "ask IT first". And if you freelance on the side, the freelancers page covers client handoffs.
The free tier — 3 GB of storage, files up to 250 MB, no credit card — is enough to find out whether this fits your day.