MyRemoting is a LogMeIn-style platform for controlling your fleet of computers — built on WireGuard, shipped as software you run wherever you choose. Full screen control, files, console, and a whole toolbox. No seats held hostage, no data leaving your walls.
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 don't rent you access to your own machines, and we can't switch you off. We earn your business with great software, real support, and optional managed hosting — not by holding the keys. Self-host it for free, forever. Or pay us to run and babysit it for you. Either way, it's yours, and you can walk away with it any time.
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.
See and drive the remote desktop — keyboard, mouse, scroll, special keys — with a live remote cursor.
Pick a monitor or view them side-by-side. Fit-to-window or pixel-perfect 1:1 zoom.
Automatically trades frame rate before resolution to stay smooth on any link — or match the remote resolution to your window.
Designed for touch: pinch, tap, and drag. Add it to your iPad home screen as an app.
Browse the entire remote filesystem, upload, download, and drag files straight to your desktop.
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.
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.
Controlling a machine needs its Windows login or an access code. Sessions are audited.
Encrypted, peer-to-peer, hole-punched across almost any NAT — with a self-hostable relay fallback.
Online status, last seen, last boot, on-demand screenshots, search, sort, and grouping.
Agents update themselves from your server; the server flags its own available updates.
Live CPU, memory, disk, and uptime per machine, plus agent-version drift at a glance.
Help anyone, anywhere: they open a link, enter a code, and run a one-time helper — nothing permanent installed.
The 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.
Run the control server on Windows (IIS) or Linux (systemd, automatic HTTPS).
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.
Double-click one pre-configured installer on each machine, or share an install link 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.
Exactly the same software either way. The only question is who does the ops.
No lock-in, ever. Managed hosting is a convenience, not a cage — cancel and keep running the very same MyRemoting on your own infrastructure.
Sign in to manage your organization, your managed-hosting plan, billing, and license keys — all in one place.
