Remote desktop
The viewer opens in a browser with nothing to install, and screen and input travel directly between the two computers (P2P). The connection server only passes the initial setup messages; it never sees your screen or password.
Coming soon — we'll announce the launch in News.
Viewers connect from an up-to-date browser. Only the computer being reached runs a small agent.
Screen, sound and input are encrypted and sent directly between the computers, with a relay when the path is blocked. Quality adapts to the network on its own.
You need both the ID and a one-time password, and the host chooses Allow, View only or Decline. A screen border and banner stay visible during the session.
Link your computer to your account and open it from the dashboard without an ID. Not even the server knows the device password.
Copy and paste text both ways, upload and download files, and hear the remote computer's sound.
Several people can watch one computer while one person controls it. Hand over control without dropping the session.
Save the screen and sound as a video file in the viewer's browser. The host sees a "Recording" notice.
Run the connection server on your company's own server (Docker Compose, automatic HTTPS).
Start the agent on the computer to be reached; it shows an ID and a password.
Type the ID and password into the viewer's browser.
Once the host approves, the screen opens. With unattended access, open it straight from the dashboard.
Either side can disconnect, and the host keeps a record of the session.
