End-to-end encrypted remote desktop and remote support, built by Aixora Tech and given away free. Written in Rust, a memory-safe language, for security you can trust. No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry — just you and your machines. View a screen, take keyboard and mouse control, sync the clipboard and transfer files, all with the remote user's explicit consent. Available for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Install the same app on both computers. All builds are published with a SHA-256 checksum on the official download page so you can verify what you install.
Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)
RemoteDesk-Setup.exe
macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon)
RemoteDesk-macOS.dmg
Ubuntu 22.04+ (.deb package)
RemoteDesk-Ubuntu.deb
Any modern distro (AppImage)
RemoteDesk.AppImage
Android controller app (Android 9+) is coming soon. · Installers are currently unsigned — always compare the SHA-256 shown on remotedesk.aixoratech.in before installing.
Each capability is a permission. The remote side decides what a session may do, and every session is visible while it runs.
Screen, input, clipboard and files are encrypted between the two devices only. Our software never sees your screen or your data.
Nobody can view or control a computer until the person at that computer clicks Allow. An always-visible session banner shows while a session is active.
Off by default. Enable it per device with a strong password (Argon2id-protected); the proof is bound to the encrypted channel so it cannot be replayed, and repeated failures lock the requester out.
Smooth live screen viewing with full mouse, scroll and keyboard input including modifiers and shortcuts. Control is a separate permission granted per session.
Copy text and move files between the two computers when both sides allow it. Disabled by default, never executed and never logged.
Remote Desk is built in Rust, a memory-safe systems language. It eliminates entire classes of vulnerabilities at compile time, such as buffer overflows and use-after-free bugs, which are the most common security flaws in remote access tools written in C or C++.
Each computer gets a 9-digit Remote Desk ID derived from a device key that never leaves it. Computers on the same network are discovered automatically; others can be reached by ID or address.
One app for every desktop: Windows 10/11, macOS 12+ and Linux (Ubuntu .deb or portable AppImage). An Android controller app for phones and tablets is on the way.
No analytics, no tracking, no phone-home. The only network connections are to the peer you connect to and, only when you ask, the update manifest.
Up and running in under two minutes — no registration, no email, no OTP.
Download Remote Desk from the official page and install it on the support technician's and the customer's machine.
Open the app — the 9-digit Remote Desk ID is shown on the dashboard. Computers on the same network also appear automatically.
The technician requests a session; the customer approves it and chooses what to permit — view only, control, clipboard or files.
Work on the remote screen over an end-to-end encrypted channel. A visible banner shows the session, and the customer can end it any time.
Remote Desk is local-first and peer-to-peer. Here is exactly what it does — and does not — do with your data.
Nothing to sign up for. Both computers run the same app and connect to each other directly.
Built in Rust, so buffer overflows, use-after-free and data races are prevented by the compiler rather than patched after the fact.
The only network connections are to the peer you connect to and, if you ask, the update manifest.
A key pair is generated on first start. The private key never leaves the device; your ID is derived from the public key.
Connection events are logged locally — never passwords, keys, clipboard text, files or screen content.
Peer-to-peer on your network; reachable remotely through VPN, port forwarding (TCP 48100) or the relay.
Early release (v0.1.0). First contact is trust-on-first-use, installers are unsigned, and no independent audit has been done yet. A full threat model ships with the app.
Remote Desk is free for everyone. If you want Aixora Tech to run remote support for your customers or team, we can help.
Our technicians provide secure remote assistance to your staff or customers using Remote Desk — installation, troubleshooting and software setup.
We deploy and configure Remote Desk across your office network, set unattended-access policies and train your IT team.
Need remote support built into your own product or help desk? Our software development team can integrate it for you.
Download Remote Desk today. Need help with setup or want managed remote support for your business? Talk to our team.