Part of the Vikn platform
Every machine you look after, one keystroke away.
Take control of a customer's PC or your own back-office machine in seconds — they press Allow, and no code changes hands. The screen, keyboard and mouse travel directly between the two computers, encrypted end to end; our servers introduce the peers and then get out of the way.
Windows · macOS · Linux · Android · iPhone & iPad — no account required to start
Built for the people who fix things
Fast enough to work in, private by construction, and priced per seat rather than per machine you look after.
Low latency
H.264 over WebRTC, tuned for screen content rather than video. Built to feel like you are sitting at the machine.
End-to-end encrypted
Video, keyboard and mouse travel over DTLS-SRTP straight between the two peers. Our servers never see your screen.
They approve it, or you don't get in
Connecting asks the person at the other computer to allow it. Machines of your own that nobody is sitting at use an unattended password instead — and a one-time code is still there as a fallback.
Peer to peer
The signaling server only introduces the two computers. Once they have found each other the stream goes direct.
Your whole fleet, named
Enrol the machines you look after once. They appear in your address book by name, with the ones that are online marked.
Files and clipboard
Send a file the other way without a USB stick, and copy text between the two machines as if they were one.
How it works
Three steps, and nothing to configure on the network.
- 1 Install the app on both computers. Windows, macOS, Linux and Android can be controlled; phones and tablets can always connect out.
- 2 On the machine to be controlled, choose Share this screen. It shows a session ID — that is all the other person needs.
- 3 On the other, choose Connect and pick the computer from your address book. They are asked to Allow, and you are in.
Pricing
Per-seat, not per machine — look after as many computers as you like. Prices are shown for your country and update live.
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Download
Pick your platform. Free while in beta.
Beta builds. Windows may show a SmartScreen prompt and macOS a
Gatekeeper prompt until the apps are code-signed.
Linux is also available as a
.deb (Ubuntu, Debian) or
.rpm (Fedora); all three
update themselves.
Sharing a Linux computer's screen needs an X11 session — Wayland is
not supported yet. Connecting from Linux works either way.
On phones and tablets you can connect to any
computer. An Android device can also be shared and
controlled; iPhone and iPad cannot, because Apple provides no way
for an app to capture the screen in the background or to replay
someone else's taps.