A LogMeIn/TeamViewer alternative you buy once for $399 and run yourself — unlimited machines, every byte of data inside your walls, and you can walk away with the software any time.
Same software every way. The only question is who runs the server — and whether you pay once or monthly.
Teams that run their own servers
+ $75/yr updates (year 1 included, optional after)
We provision, patch & support it
then $399 license + from $18/mo — you own the license
Zero down, owned over time
then from $40/mo — zero down, cancel anytime
Air-gapped / regulated networks
+ $150/yr updates (year 1 included)
Switch hosts anytime — your data comes with you. Your license and your data are always yours. Hosted servers are backed up automatically, and you can restore a server — its settings, machines, and history — onto a clean install on your own hardware whenever you like. No lock-in, no export dance.
We don't believe in Software as a Service.
We believe in Service as a Service.
You own the binaries and every byte of your data — we can't rent you access to your own machines and we can't switch you off. Buy the software once for $399 and it's yours forever; self-hosting adds no fee from us, you just run it on your own server — or pay us to run it, and walk away with it any time.
| Self-host | Hosted | No-upfront | On-Prem | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upfront | $399 | $0 today | $0 today | $799 |
| Monthly | — | from $18 | from $40 | — |
| Owns the license | ✓ | ✓ | after 36 mo | ✓ |
| Who runs ops | You | We do | We do | You, offline |
| Free trial | — | 7 days | 7 days | — |
| Best for | Own-server teams | Hands-off teams | Zero-down teams | Air-gapped |
Run the control server on your own box, a VM, or any cloud — Windows IIS or Linux. A built-in readiness check confirms your domain, ports, and certificate are good to go.
From your server's dashboard, add a machine — it hands you a pre-configured installer or a shareable install link for Windows, macOS, or Linux that drops machines straight into a group.
Sign in from any browser or the iPad app and control your fleet — screen, files, console, and the whole toolbox.
Every feature works from any modern browser (and an installable iPad/desktop app) — over the WireGuard overlay, a secure loopback proxy, or a relay fallback when a network won't cooperate. The essentials are open below; tap any section to drill into the rest.
See and drive the remote desktop — keyboard, mouse, scroll, special keys, live cursor. Keys go in as real hardware scancodes, so even KVM consoles, BIOS screens, and games respond.
One platform, every OS: full desktop control on Windows and macOS, plus terminal, files, and processes on Linux.
Pick a monitor, cycle through them with one tap, view them side-by-side, or pop each onto its own window. Fit-to-window or pixel-perfect 1:1 zoom.
Adaptive quality trades frame rate before resolution to stay smooth on any link — and zooming in streams native resolution with a lossless refresh, so even 4K text stays sharp.
Designed for touch: pinch to zoom right where your fingers are, tap, and drag. Add it to your iPad home screen as an app.
Browse the entire remote filesystem, upload, download, and drag files to your desktop — or copy them directly between two machines, sent server-to-server without routing through your browser.
A real terminal (ConPTY) running as the logged-in user — xterm.js in your browser.
List and kill processes; view, run, and create Scheduled Tasks.
A graphical registry browser and editor for Windows clients.
Restart the agent, reboot, force-reboot, or shut down remotely.
Stream the remote machine's audio, and chat with whoever's sitting at it.
Copy text, images, and files on either machine and paste them on the other — including real file copy/paste in Explorer — straight from the browser. Nothing extra to install.
Run PowerShell, Bash, or batch across one machine or a whole group from the dashboard — with saved scripts, a retry window, and a full audit trail. Any credentials are used for the run and never stored.
Find and install OS updates fleet-wide — Windows Update, macOS software updates, and Linux apt / dnf / yum — on demand or on a schedule, with per-machine results.
Push apps by name — winget, Chocolatey, or an MSI URL on Windows, Homebrew on macOS — to a single machine or a whole group in one action.
Wake a sleeping machine through an online neighbor on the same LAN — no always-on hardware required. The MAC address comes straight from inventory.
Drop a one-click desktop shortcut — or an installable per-machine app — that opens straight into a specific machine's session.
Online status, last seen, last boot, on-demand screenshots, search, sort, and grouping.
Automatic per-machine inventory — hardware, OS, installed software, network, GPU, and security posture — with a scheduled email digest.
A fleet-wide health roll-up — OK, warning, or critical per machine from live metrics and inventory — so problems surface before anyone calls.
Live CPU, memory, disk, and per-volume storage per machine, plus an idle-gated performance baseline and agent-version drift at a glance.
Rules over events and metrics fire to email, Slack, a webhook, or PagerDuty — offline machines, high CPU, low disk, security changes, and more.
Any operator can follow a single machine and get a personal push or email when it drops off, comes back, or crosses a threshold — no fleet-wide rule needed.
More than one tech in the same machine at once — shared cursors, presence, chat, follow-the-driver, and a clean handoff of who's in control. Invited guests can be pinned to view-only.
Help anyone, anywhere: they open a link, enter a code, and run a one-time helper — nothing permanent installed.
Turn any machine's screen (view-only or full control) or a single file into a time-limited link — minted from the dashboard, or by the person at the machine from its own tray.
The support helper survives reboots during a session and removes itself completely when you're done.
Or "show me your screen" view-only support with zero install, straight from the browser.
An append-only record of every operator's access to every machine — who, what, and when — exportable to CSV.
Record remote sessions and play them back in the browser; recordings rotate locally or ship to S3-compatible storage.
Decide when and how unattended access is allowed — business hours, required MFA, a typed reason — per operator and per group, with a consent banner on the endpoint.
Restrict the operator console to known source IPs. Machines and agents are always exempt, with fail-safes so you can't lock yourself out.
A tray / menu-bar icon lets the person sitting there confirm the agent is running, pause remote control, set a session time limit, or change the access code.
Hide the remote display from anyone nearby while you work — you still see everything.
Freeze the remote keyboard and mouse so no one interferes mid-session.
The workstation locks the moment a session ends. Privacy toggles auto-revert.
For attended support, the end-user approves and sees a clear "you're being controlled" banner.
Per-user logins with mandatory TOTP two-factor and email account recovery.
Sign in with Face ID, Touch ID, or Windows Hello via WebAuthn passkeys.
Scope each user to features and to machine groups; new machines inherit access automatically.
Delegate user management without handing over the keys — a group lead can add and manage users, but only within their own machines and groups.
Too many wrong access codes or passwords on a machine trips a timed lockout, so credential guessing gets nowhere.
Controlling a machine still needs its local login or an access code, on top of your console sign-in.
Encrypted, peer-to-peer, hole-punched across almost any NAT — with a self-hostable relay fallback.
Carve your fleet into isolated overlay networks, each with its own subnet — like separate LANs — with membership that updates across machines in seconds.
Agents update themselves from your server, and the server can apply its own updates automatically — push one release and the whole fleet, hub included, moves with it.
Scheduled, encrypted backups of your control server to S3-compatible storage, SFTP, or a managed hub — with full restore to migrate to new hardware.
Run the control server on Windows (IIS) or Linux (systemd, automatic HTTPS).
Put your own company name, logo, and accent color across the console, the agent, and the installer.
Add the console to your desktop or iPad as an installable app (PWA), with optional web-push notifications.
These capabilities are exclusive to the On-Prem / air-gapped edition. The standard Self-host and Hosted editions do not include offline licensing, an internal CA, or signed offline updates.
Run the whole platform on an isolated network with zero outbound calls — no license heartbeat, no update check, no telemetry. The startup log states exactly what's suppressed, so a security review can verify it.
On-Prem onlyThe server mints an internal CA and serves HTTPS for any LAN hostname or IP — no public domain or Let's Encrypt. Install the root on clients with a click, or push it by Group Policy.
On-Prem onlyA signed, offline license runs forever on a disconnected box — verified locally, with no phone-home.
On-Prem onlyNew builds ship as signed bundles you import by hand; the server verifies the signature, then updates the fleet over the LAN. Nothing reaches the internet.
On-Prem onlyRecovery and alert email go through your internal SMTP server — a LAN connection, not a third-party service.
On-Prem onlyA built-in readiness check confirms your internal certificate, that HTTPS is serving, and that the clock is sane — what matters on a disconnected network.
On-Prem onlyNot included in the Self-host or Hosted editions. Defense, healthcare, finance, OT/ICS. License + offline kit hand-delivered in 1 business day.
Install the agent on the machines you want to reach. Control them from any modern browser — no client to install on your end.
Connect from Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox on desktop — or add it to your iPad or iPhone home screen as an app.
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