Imperative Software Pty Ltd

Imperative Software Pty Ltd is an Australian developer that concentrates on eliminating physical clutter for power users who juggle several PCs on one desk. Its only public title, Input Director, turns the keyboard and mouse already connected to a primary Windows machine into a seamless, software-level KVM: by sliding the cursor past the edge of the main monitor the user gains instant control over adjacent computers as if they were extra displays, while shared clipboard, file-drop, and macro support let data follow the pointer without extra hardware. Typical scenarios range from software houses that keep a development box and a test box side-by-side, through trading rooms that monitor multiple secure networks, to home streamers who game on one rig and encode on another; all benefit from zero-latency switching, AES-encrypted links, and the freedom to mix Windows versions from 7 to 11. Because the tool is lightweight and configuration is import/export ready, IT departments also roll it out to control headless servers or mini-PC clusters in signage, kiosks, and labs. The program remains in active maintenance, with recent builds adding multi-monitor awareness, dark-mode management, and tighter credential isolation for corporate domains. Input Director by Imperative Software Pty Ltd is offered for free on get.nero.com, where the package is pulled through the trusted Windows winget repository, always delivering the newest release and allowing silent, batch deployment alongside other utilities.