Open Source — MIT
Open-source remote desktop. P2P via WebRTC, end-to-end encrypted, zero client installation. Your PC, anywhere. Free.
Zero server
Platforms
Streaming
Light agent
Features
No proprietary cloud, no account, no time limit. Pure P2P over WebRTC.
WebRTC enforces DTLS-SRTP. Even the signaling server can't see your data.
A browser is all you need to control a remote PC. No .exe, no plugin.
Static binary, ~15 MB. Starts in under a second. 15 FPS streaming.
Copy on your PC, paste on the remote. Works both ways.
Send and receive files directly over the P2P channel. No middleman.
SHA-256 challenge. Your PC, your password. No cloud account.
Architecture
Three components. No subscription. Self-host the signaling server.
Go binary. Captures the screen, streams via WebRTC. Unique 9-digit ID.
Exchanges SDP/ICE offers. Never sees your data. Go + WebSocket.
Your browser. Live keyboard/mouse control. Zero installation.
Agent (Go)
Linux / Windows
Client (Web)
Zero install
Signaling (Go + WS)
SDP/ICE relay only
Getting Started
Three commands to take control of your PC remotely.
Roadmap
P2P WebRTC (STUN/TURN)
Direct connection, TURN for restrictive NATs
Diff encoding (v0.7)
32×32 blocks, 50-80% bandwidth savings
9-digit numeric IDs
AnyDesk-style + custom aliases
Password + clipboard sync
SHA-256 auth, bidirectional copy-paste
File transfer
Bidirectional over P2P channel
Linux auto-start (systemd)
User service, automatic startup
No account. No time limit. No telemetry. Code you can read.