# RemoteAccessApp

> RemoteAccessApp is a free, consent-based remote desktop and remote support app for Windows 10 and 11 and Linux (X11 and Wayland): see and control your own PCs or help someone with theirs, chat, run commands and use SSH, SFTP, FTP, RDP and VNC, with the person at the PC asked first and a banner on their screen while anyone is connected. No account needed to connect with a code.

Key facts:

- No account needed: install, open and connect with an 8-digit code. The person at the PC clicks Allow.
- Free for up to 5 PCs and 5 saved hosts, with 3 open at once, for personal and commercial use. No card needed.
- Consent first: unless unattended access was turned on at the PC, the person there must click Allow before anything is shown.
- A banner stays on the remote PC's screen for as long as anyone is connected, with a chat button.
- The person at the PC can switch to view-only (no mouse, keyboard or commands) or quit at any time.
- Sessions from the Windows Console are end-to-end encrypted; the relay only forwards data it can't read.
- No session time limits: a session stays open as long as you need it and reconnects on its own.
- Also a server tool: SSH terminal in tabs with saved scripts (run one on many servers at once), SFTP and FTP file managers, saved RDP and VNC connections, and web admin panels.
- Your PCs in any web browser, including on a Mac, a phone or a tablet.
- Pro is on sale: unlimited PCs, hosts and sessions, 60 fps, sound, every monitor, screenshots, Bedtime, Teams and more. Everything in the free plan stays free.
- Made by Rust Games Australia Pty Ltd, an Australian company (ABN 64 683 623 065).

Download: https://remoteaccessapp.com/download (one Windows installer, about 55 MB, for the Agent and the Console). The latest version and its release notes are at https://remoteaccessapp.com/api/status (JSON, field "release").

## Main pages

- [Home](https://remoteaccessapp.com/): What RemoteAccessApp does, the free plan and Pro, a feature comparison and common questions.
- [Download](https://remoteaccessapp.com/download): The Windows installer (Agent and Console in one file), its current version and what's new, and how to install, open and connect with a code (no account needed).
- [FAQ](https://remoteaccessapp.com/faq): Short, factual answers about the free plan, consent and security, remote support, SSH, browser access and AI assistants.
- [What's my IP](https://remoteaccessapp.com/tools/whats-my-ip): What's my IP address? See your public IP (IPv4 or IPv6) instantly, and how to find your local IP on Windows, Mac or Linux. Free, nothing stored.
- [Port checker](https://remoteaccessapp.com/tools/port-check): Free open port checker: see if a port like 3389 (RDP), 22 (SSH) or 443 is open from the internet on your own connection, and check port forwarding works.
- [Speed test](https://remoteaccessapp.com/tools/speed-test): Free remote desktop latency test: measure latency, jitter and download speed to the RemoteAccessApp server, and see how smooth a session will feel.
- [Help](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help): Searchable answers for RemoteAccessApp: connecting to PCs, unattended access, SSH and server keys, file transfers, updates, billing and your account.
- [Connect to your first PC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/connect-first-pc): Install RemoteAccessApp, add the PC you want to reach with a 6-digit setup code, then open it from the Console or a web browser.
- [RemoteAccessApp on Linux](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/linux-agent): Install the Agent and the Console on Linux, set it up with a 6-digit code, approve screen sharing once on Wayland, fix connection problems and uninstall.
- [Use it without an account, sign in later](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/use-without-account): RemoteAccessApp works without an account. How to get started with a code, what a free account adds, and how signing in later keeps your Recent PCs.
- [Switching from another tool](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/switching-to-remoteaccessapp): Moving from another remote desktop, support, SSH or file transfer app? Why people switch, what carries over, the steps, and tips for each kind of tool.
- [One-time codes: get help or help someone](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/get-help-one-time-code): Read your PC's 8-digit code to someone you asked for help, or type someone else's code to help them. No account needed, and it's free.
- [Recent PCs: reconnect without a new code](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/recent-pcs): Every PC you connect to with a code is kept in Recent PCs on your computer, so you can reconnect later with one click. How many you can keep.
- [The Allow prompt and view-only sessions](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/allow-prompt): Why the person at a PC is asked to allow your connection, what they see while you're connected, and what view only means.
- [Turn on unattended access at the PC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/unattended-access): Where the Unattended access switch is on a PC, which consoles and browsers it lets in without asking, and how to keep the PC reachable.
- [Clone a VM that's in your account](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/cloning-vms): Copy a set-up VM with virt-manager, VMware, Hyper-V or VirtualBox, and each copy joins your account as a new PC with the same settings.
- [The "Windows protected your PC" warning](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/smartscreen-warning): Windows may warn you the first time you run the RemoteAccessApp installer. Here's why, and how to continue safely.
- [Can't connect to a PC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/cant-connect-pc): What each PC status means (offline, in use, retrying, didn't answer) and what to check, step by step, when a PC won't open.
- [Relay or direct connections and firewalls](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/relay-and-firewall): How your sessions travel between PCs, why you never need to open ports on your router, and what to check when a firewall or network gets in the way.
- [Relay location](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/relay-location): Pick which RemoteAccessApp relay your sessions go through, or let Automatic use the fastest one. See the ping to each location and test again.
- [Slow or laggy remote sessions](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/slow-connection): Make a laggy or blurry remote screen smoother. Check the connection, pick a lighter codec, show one monitor and close what's using the network.
- [An admin window is blocking my clicks](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/elevated-window): Why your clicks and typing can stop working while a program that runs as administrator is in front on the remote PC, and how to fix it for good.
- [Can't connect to a server](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/server-connection-problems): Fix SSH, SFTP, FTP, Remote Desktop and VNC connections that are refused, time out, can't find the server, or turn down your password.
- [File transfer: send files to and from a PC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/file-transfer): Drop files on a remote screen, browse a PC's folders, send the same files to several PCs at once, and what to do when a transfer fails.
- [Send files from your phone to your PC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/phone-clipboard-files): Send files and photos from your phone to your PC in a browser session, get files back, copy and paste both ways, and hear the PC's sound.
- [Type text where paste doesn't work](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/type-text): Type text key by key into a remote PC, a terminal, a serial console or a web panel: for sign-in screens and BIOS menus where pasting won't work.
- [Control several PCs at once](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/mirror-input): Open several PCs side by side and mirror your mouse and keyboard to all of them, or run one command on many PCs, to set them up in one go.
- [Split view and workspaces](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/split-view-workspaces): See several PCs or servers side by side, save a layout as a workspace, send one command to many terminals, and the keyboard shortcuts that help.
- [Let an AI assistant help (MCP)](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/ai-assistants): Connect an AI assistant such as Claude Code to your PCs and servers through RemoteAccessApp, with the same Allow prompt and banner as anyone else.
- [Hosts and sessions](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/connections-tiles): Find a saved server or PC on the Hosts tab, see where each host and its password are saved, open sessions as tabs and duplicate them.
- [Sign in to servers with SSH keys](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/ssh-keys): Use an SSH key instead of a password: import or make a key, put its public half on the server, pick it for a host, and fix "key refused" errors.
- [Connect through one of your PCs](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/connect-through-a-pc): Reach a server, NAS, desktop or admin page on a different network through one of your own PCs there, with no port forwarding.
- [Jump hosts, port forwards and notes](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/jump-hosts-forwards-notes): Reach a server through another SSH server (a jump host), forward ports while a terminal is open, and keep a short note on each host.
- [Server keys and the "key changed" warning](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/host-keys): Why RemoteAccessApp asks you to trust a server the first time, how to check its fingerprint, and what to do if a server's key or certificate changes.
- [Copy files with SFTP and FTP](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/sftp-ftp): Browse a server's files next to your own, copy them both ways by dragging, and sort out transfers that fail or names that clash.
- [Copy files between two servers](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/server-to-server): Move or copy files from one server, or one of your PCs, to another in a transfer tab, with pause, retry, verify and clear choices when names clash.
- [COM port and serial port connections](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/serial-ports): Open a COM port or serial port in a terminal to talk to routers, switches and other devices over a serial cable, on this PC or on one of your remote PCs.
- [Cloud servers: AWS, DigitalOcean, Azure](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/cloud-servers): Add an AWS, DigitalOcean or Azure account, import its servers as SSH or Remote Desktop hosts, and start, stop or reboot them from their menu.
- [Import saved sessions and hosts](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/import-sessions): Bring in hosts from other apps' session files, a CSV file or your SSH config, with a preview first, and export yours to CSV. Passwords never go in or out.
- [Two-factor sign-in and email codes](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/two-step-sign-in): Protect your account with an authenticator app and backup codes, and what to do when a sign-in code is wrong, expired or never arrives.
- [Trusted browsers, consoles and networks](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/trusted-browsers): How a PC remembers the consoles and browsers it trusts, how long, how to remove them, and how to limit your account or a PC to trusted networks.
- [Your password vault on this device](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/password-vault): Keep passwords and SSH keys end-to-end encrypted in your account, and open the Vault tab with your password and two-step code.
- [Protect a PC with a connection password](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/connection-password): Add a password that anyone must type before connecting to a PC, choose whether devices may remember it, and what happens after wrong tries.
- [Permanent password for your PC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/permanent-password): An optional password, set at the PC, for reaching your own PC from a new computer later without anyone there to click Allow.
- [Teams and roles](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/teams-roles): Share chosen PCs and saved hosts with the people you work with, give each one a role, and set what they may do on each PC.
- [Discord and Slack commands](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/discord-slack): Link Discord or Slack to your account to check your PCs, see alerts and restart a PC with /pc, and post account events to a channel.
- [Privacy and your data](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/privacy-your-data): What RemoteAccessApp keeps about you, how to download a copy or delete your account, cookie choices, and how to use your data rights.
- [Free, Pro and billing](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/pro-billing): What the free plan includes, what Pro adds, the limits you might hit, and how buying, billing, renewals and cancelling work.
- [Get a refund for Pro](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/refunds): Your first Pro payment comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Here's how to ask, and how renewals and cancelling work.
- [Automatic updates and the update service](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/updates): How RemoteAccessApp updates itself, why it never interrupts a session, what the update service does, and what to do if an update fails.
- [Find troubleshooting logs](https://remoteaccessapp.com/help/logs): Where RemoteAccessApp keeps its logs on your PC, which one support may ask for, and what's in them. Nothing is ever sent unless you send it.
- [Docs](https://remoteaccessapp.com/docs): The front door to the documentation: getting started, help by topic, guides, switching from another tool, security, plans and downloads.
- [Why RemoteAccessApp](https://remoteaccessapp.com/why): Why switch: one app for PCs and servers, consent on every PC, end-to-end encryption in the app and a free plan for 5 PCs.

## Features

- [All features](https://remoteaccessapp.com/features): Every feature in one place, and which ones are free.
- [Remote access software](https://remoteaccessapp.com/remote-access-software): Reach and control your Windows and Linux PCs from the app, a browser or a phone, with or without someone there. Free for 5 PCs.
- [Remote desktop for Windows](https://remoteaccessapp.com/remote-desktop-for-windows): See and control your Windows PCs from anywhere, free for up to 5 PCs.
- [Remote desktop for Linux](https://remoteaccessapp.com/remote-desktop-for-linux): RemoteAccessApp for Linux: the Agent and the Console in one package. See and control your Linux desktops, on X11 or Wayland, free for up to 5 PCs.
- [Remote support](https://remoteaccessapp.com/remote-support): Help family, friends and customers with their PC, with them in the loop the whole time.
- [One-time support code](https://remoteaccessapp.com/support-code): Help anyone with their PC: they read you the 8-digit code on their Home screen, you connect, they allow it. No account needed.
- [Unattended access](https://remoteaccessapp.com/unattended-access): Free unattended remote access to your own Windows and Linux PCs when nobody's there, with a trust list that lives on each PC.
- [Access from a browser](https://remoteaccessapp.com/access-pc-from-browser): Open your PCs from a web browser on a Mac, phone, tablet or any other computer.
- [SSH & SFTP client](https://remoteaccessapp.com/ssh-client): Terminal tabs, an SFTP and FTP file manager, key sign-in and one command to every server.
- [Homelab management](https://remoteaccessapp.com/homelab-management): One app for a homelab: SSH, SFTP and FTP, RDP and VNC, web panels, a live host dashboard, and remote desktop for Windows and Linux PCs.
- [RDP & VNC manager](https://remoteaccessapp.com/rdp-vnc-manager): Save RDP, VNC, SSH, SFTP, FTP hosts and web admin panels in one list, and open them in tabs.
- [Server-to-server transfers](https://remoteaccessapp.com/server-to-server-file-transfer): Copy files between two servers, or to many at once, streamed with no temporary copy, with resume and verify.
- [Small business IT](https://remoteaccessapp.com/small-business-it-support): Look after office PCs and servers from one app, with staff always told when you connect.
- [Security](https://remoteaccessapp.com/security): Consent, encryption, trusted consoles, signed updates and how your password is protected.

## Guides

- [Guides](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides): Step-by-step how-tos for common remote access jobs.
- [Access your PC remotely](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/access-your-pc-remotely-free): Remote access setup for your own Windows or Linux PC, step by step, and how to reach it from anywhere for free.
- [Help family remotely](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/help-family-with-computer-remotely): Connect to a relative's PC with the code on their screen, no account needed, then help whenever they call, with their say-so.
- [Set up unattended access](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/set-up-unattended-access): Unattended access setup, step by step: reach your own PCs when nobody's there, without opening the door to anyone else.
- [Attended vs unattended access](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/attended-vs-unattended-remote-access): What attended and unattended remote access mean, when to use each, and how one free download does both.
- [SSH to a Linux server](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/ssh-to-linux-server-from-windows): Connect to a Linux server from Windows or another Linux machine, check its key, and copy files.
- [Remote console access](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-console-access): Remote console access to PCs, servers and devices: PowerShell, bash, SSH and serial consoles from anywhere, in the app or a browser.
- [No port forwarding](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-desktop-without-port-forwarding): How to reach a PC behind a router without opening ports, and why it's safer.
- [Choosing remote desktop software](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/choosing-remote-desktop-software): A checklist for comparing remote desktop and remote access tools, without the marketing.
- [Log in to your PC remotely](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/log-in-to-your-pc-remotely): Remote PC login from a browser, a phone or another PC, unattended too, and how to keep the PC reachable after a restart.
- [Remote desktop privacy](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-desktop-privacy): Remote desktop privacy: what a helper, the person at the PC and the software company can see, and how to keep sessions private.
- [Access control for PCs and servers](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/access-control-for-pcs-and-servers): Decide who can reach each computer and server, what they may do there, and how you'd know.
- [Remote access on a Dell](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-access-dell-pc): Dell Optimizer's Walk Away Lock, Peak Shift, BIOS Wake on LAN and AC Recovery, plus the free setup.
- [Remote access on an HP](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-access-hp-pc): HP Auto Lock and Awake, S5 Wake on LAN and power savings in the BIOS, After Power Loss, plus the free setup.
- [Remote access on a Lenovo](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-access-lenovo-pc): ThinkPad and ThinkCentre Wake On LAN, docks, ErP LPS and After Power Loss, plus the free setup.
- [Remote access on an ASUS](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-access-asus-pc): MyASUS AdaptiveLock and TaskFirst, Power On By PCI-E, ErP and Restore AC Power Loss, plus the free setup.
- [Remote access on an Acer](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-access-acer-pc): BIOS keys, Wake on LAN, Killer networking and preinstalled trials on Acer PCs, plus the free setup.
- [Remote access on an MSI](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-access-msi-pc): ErP Ready, Resume By PCI-E Device, power-loss settings and MSI Center's LAN Manager, plus the free setup.
- [Remote access on a Surface](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-access-microsoft-surface): Modern Standby, Wake on LAN through a Surface dock, Surface UEFI and keeping a Surface reachable, plus the free setup.
- [Remote access on a gaming PC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-access-gaming-pc): What to expect from remote desktop on a gaming PC, and the Wake on LAN, ErP and power-loss settings for ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte and ASRock boards.
- [Home PC from a work laptop](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/access-home-pc-from-work-laptop): Open your home PC in a browser tab on a work laptop, with nothing to install on the laptop.
- [Control your PC from a phone](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/control-pc-from-phone): Use your Windows or Linux PC from your phone's browser, with touch controls and a key row for shortcuts.
- [CGNAT, 4G/5G and Starlink](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-access-cgnat-4g-starlink): Why port forwarding fails on shared internet addresses, how to check, and how a relay gets around it.
- [Fix dropped sessions](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-desktop-keeps-disconnecting): The usual reasons a session drops or a PC goes offline, and the settings that fix them.
- [Turn on a PC remotely](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/wake-sleeping-pc-remotely): Set up Wake-on-LAN on Windows 11, 10 or Linux, then wake the PC from the app or a browser, through another PC or your router.
- [Copy files between servers](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/copy-files-between-two-servers): A step-by-step server-to-server copy over SFTP or FTP, with nothing saved on your own disk.
- [SSH through a proxy](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/ssh-through-socks-http-proxy): When an SSH connection has to go through a proxy, and how to set it up with the ssh command or per host in the app.
- [Run a script on many PCs](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/run-script-on-multiple-pcs): One command or saved script on many PCs, now or on a schedule, with each PC's output and the person there kept informed.
- [Control multiple PCs at once](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/control-multiple-computers-at-once): Mirror one mouse and keyboard to several PCs, run one command on all of them, and watch them side by side in a grid.
- [Manage multiple computers](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/manage-multiple-computers): One list for all your PCs: who's online, one-click sessions, commands on many PCs, Windows tools, tags and scheduled jobs.
- [Unattended access on many PCs](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/unattended-access-multiple-computers): Turn on unattended access PC by PC, trust your console once, and reach all of them with nobody there to click Allow.
- [Remote desktop to many PCs](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-desktop-multiple-computers): Control all your computers from one PC or a browser: every PC in one list, several open at once in tabs or a grid.
- [Manage Proxmox, VMware & KVM hosts](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/manage-proxmox-vmware-kvm-hosts): SSH, web interfaces, RDP and VNC consoles, ISO and backup copies, scripts and dashboards for your hypervisor hosts and VMs, in one app.
- [Proxmox VE remote management](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/proxmox-remote-management): SSH to Proxmox VE nodes with keys, reach the web UI without opening ports, run qm and pct across nodes, and move ISOs and backups.
- [Manage VMware ESXi remotely](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/manage-vmware-esxi-host-remotely): The ESXi Host Client and vSphere Client in a tab, SSH with esxcli and vim-cmd, datastore files, and RDP or SSH into guests.
- [KVM and QEMU VM consoles](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/kvm-qemu-vm-console-remote): libvirt VNC consoles through an SSH tunnel, virsh for everything else, and honest limits for SPICE displays.
- [Manage Hyper-V remotely](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/manage-hyper-v-remotely): Remote desktop and PowerShell on Hyper-V hosts, RDP into Windows guests, and the same command on many hosts.
- [TrueNAS, Unraid and NAS access](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/truenas-unraid-nas-remote-access): Your NAS web UI as a saved panel, SSH and SFTP with keys, a live dashboard and server-to-server copies.
- [pfSense, OPNsense and router admin](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/pfsense-opnsense-admin-safely): Keep firewall and router admin pages off the internet and still reach them: web panels, a PC on the LAN, SSH and serial consoles.
- [Docker and Podman hosts](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/manage-docker-hosts-homelab): Containers, logs, restarts and shells over SSH, host dashboards, and scripts across every Docker or Podman host.
- [Raspberry Pi and small servers](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/raspberry-pi-remote-access): SSH into a Pi, see its desktop over VNC inside SSH, copy files and reach it from outside your home, from one app or a browser.
- [Dell iDRAC remote access](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/dell-idrac-remote-access): Reach the iDRAC's web page and virtual console on your network or from anywhere, configure it with racadm, and fix a connection that won't open.
- [HPE iLO remote console](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/hpe-ilo-remote-console): iLO and its HTML5 console in a tab, power and the virtual serial port over SSH, and a private way in from anywhere.
- [Supermicro IPMI and iKVM](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/supermicro-ipmi-remote-access): The BMC page and HTML5 iKVM in a tab, ipmitool from a server on the same network, and IPMI kept off the internet.
- [Remote IT support for a team](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-it-support-small-team): Share PCs with the people who support them, with roles, per-PC permissions, an audit log and two-step verification.
- [Move to a new Windows 11 PC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/move-to-new-windows-11-pc): Move files from an old Windows 10 PC to a new Windows 11 one, yours or a relative's, from wherever you are.
- [Windows PC from a Mac](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/control-windows-pc-from-mac): Windows' built-in Remote Desktop or a browser tab on your Mac: how each works, and which Mac keys do what on the PC.
- [Windows PC from a Chromebook](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/use-windows-pc-from-chromebook): Open your Windows PC in Chrome on a Chromebook, for the Windows apps a Chromebook can't run.
- [Keyboard shortcuts in sessions](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-desktop-keyboard-shortcuts): Windows Remote Desktop's shortcut keys, RemoteAccessApp's session shortcuts, and how to send keys your own computer keeps.
- [Multi-monitor remote desktop](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/multi-monitor-remote-desktop): Multiple monitors in Windows Remote Desktop, and switching between a PC's screens or seeing them all in RemoteAccessApp.
- [Large files between your PCs](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/send-large-files-between-your-pcs): Copy big files straight from one of your PCs to another, with transfers that resume after a drop.
- [Hotel, campus and public Wi-Fi](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-access-on-hotel-or-campus-wifi): Set up your home PC before you leave, then reach it from hotel, campus or public Wi-Fi safely.
- [Help a parent with low vision](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/help-parent-with-low-vision-remotely): Set up bigger text, a larger pointer and Magnifier on a parent's PC with them, from your own home.
- [An always-on spare PC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/spare-pc-you-can-reach-anywhere): Keep a spare Windows PC on at home, reachable from anywhere, and use it to wake and reach the rest of your network.
- [Run a command without a session](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/run-command-without-remote-session): Run one command or VBScript on your PCs without a live session: straight away under unattended access, otherwise after the person there allows it.
- [RDP port 3389](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/rdp-port-3389): What port Remote Desktop uses, how to check and change it on Windows 11 and 10, and safer ways in than forwarding it.
- [Ctrl+Alt+Del in Remote Desktop](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/ctrl-alt-del-remote-desktop): Ctrl+Alt+End in Remote Desktop, nested sessions, the On-Screen Keyboard, password changes, and what RemoteAccessApp can send.
- [Enable Remote Desktop on Windows](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/enable-remote-desktop-windows): Turn on Remote Desktop in Settings, let the right accounts in, connect from another PC, and what to use on Windows Home.
- [Is someone accessing your PC?](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/is-someone-remotely-accessing-my-computer): Checks on Windows that show whether someone is remotely viewing or controlling your PC, and what to do if they are.
- [Remote access tool vs RAT](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-access-tool-vs-rat): What a remote access trojan is, how it differs from remote access software you set up yourself, the warning signs and what to do.
- [Remote Desktop not working](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-desktop-not-working): Fixes for Windows Remote Desktop when it won't connect, won't take your password or shows a black screen.
- [Fix a slow or laggy remote desktop](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-desktop-lag): Tell latency from bandwidth and frame rate, test your connection, and fix the usual causes at both ends, Windows Remote Desktop included.
- [Task Manager shortcut](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/task-manager-shortcut): Ctrl+Shift+Esc and five other ways to open Task Manager, ending a frozen program, and opening it on a PC you use remotely.
- [Remote PowerShell](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-powershell): Enable-PSRemoting, Enter-PSSession and Invoke-Command for PCs with no domain, enabling Remote Desktop from PowerShell or cmd, and a way with no setup.
- [Windows batch scripts](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/windows-batch-script): Create and run a .bat or .cmd file, the batch commands you'll use most, an example, and running a script on many PCs at once.
- [Network Level Authentication](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/network-level-authentication): What NLA protects, where the setting is in Windows 11 and 10, PowerShell and Group Policy, and the Remote Desktop errors that mention it.
- [Linux commands on Windows](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/run-linux-commands-on-windows): Install the Windows Subsystem for Linux, run Linux commands and bash scripts on Windows, and the Command Prompt names for common Linux commands.
- [Transfer files PC to PC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/transfer-files-from-pc-to-pc): The ways to move files between Windows PCs, side by side, on the same network or far apart, and what to move to a new PC.
- [Check if a port is open](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/check-if-port-is-open): See what's listening, test a port from your network and from the internet, how port forwarding works, and why a port shows closed.
- [Find your IP address](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/find-your-ip-address): Your private and public IP address on Windows, Mac and Linux, what the difference is, and how to find and open your router.
- [Check ping and latency](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/check-ping-and-latency): Run and read a ping test, find where delay is added with tracert and pathping, what a good ping is, and a latency test in your browser.
- [Manage AWS EC2 & Lightsail](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/manage-aws-ec2-lightsail-servers): Import EC2 and Lightsail instances as SSH and RDP hosts with a read-only IAM key, then start, stop and reboot them from your host list.
- [Manage DigitalOcean Droplets](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/manage-digitalocean-droplets): A custom-scoped token, your Droplets imported as SSH hosts with root and your key, and power on, shut down and reboot from the list.
- [Manage Azure VMs](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/manage-azure-vms): An app registration with the Reader role, your VMs imported as RDP and SSH hosts, and start, stop, deallocate and restart from the list.
- [Import saved sessions](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/import-putty-mobaxterm-securecrt-sessions): Bring your saved SSH, RDP, VNC and serial sessions in from session files, a CSV or your SSH config, with a preview and no duplicates.
- [Install on Linux](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/install-remoteaccessapp-on-linux): Install the Agent and the Console with the .deb on Ubuntu, Debian and Mint or the .tar.gz elsewhere, add the PC, and approve screen sharing once on Wayland.
- [Remote access to Ubuntu](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-access-ubuntu-desktop): Install RemoteAccessApp on Ubuntu, approve screen sharing once at the PC, and open the desktop from a browser or the Console.
- [Control Linux from Windows](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/control-linux-pc-from-windows): Your Linux PCs on the Console's Devices page next to your Windows PCs: screen and control, a bash terminal, processes, services and the journal.
- [Unattended access on Linux](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/unattended-access-linux): Turn on unattended access at the Linux PC, trust your console once, approve screen sharing once on Wayland and start the Agent at sign-in.
- [Help someone on Linux](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/help-someone-on-linux): The person on Linux reads you the 8-digit code on their Home screen and clicks Allow; you connect from the app or a browser.
- [Linux terminal without a session](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/linux-terminal-without-remote-session): Run a command or open a bash terminal on a Linux PC from the Devices page: straight away under unattended access, otherwise after an Allow.
- [Transfer files with a Linux PC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/transfer-files-to-linux-pc): Drop files on a session to put them in Downloads, or browse the Linux PC's home folder and filesystem from the Console, with resume.
- [Unlock a locked Linux PC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/unlock-a-locked-linux-pc-remotely): A locked Linux screen is no dead end: type the user's password in the session and the system unlocks it, on Wayland and X11.
- [Approve screen sharing on Wayland](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/approve-screen-sharing-on-ubuntu-wayland): The one-time Remote Desktop dialog on Ubuntu and other Wayland desktops: what to pick, how to do it ahead of time, and what to do if it asks again.
- [Control Windows from Linux](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/control-windows-pc-from-linux): Reach your Windows PCs from Ubuntu, Debian, Mint or Fedora: with an RDP client on your network, or RemoteAccessApp from anywhere.
- [Enable SSH on Ubuntu](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/enable-ssh-on-ubuntu): Install and start the SSH server on Ubuntu or Debian, let it through the firewall, check it's listening and connect. Plus OpenSSH Server on Windows 11.
- [SSH port 22](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/ssh-port): SSH and SFTP use port 22. Connect on another port with ssh -p, change the port on a Linux or Windows server, and check it's open.
- [Passwordless SSH with keys](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/passwordless-ssh-with-keys): Make an SSH key, copy it to the server with ssh-copy-id (or one PowerShell line on Windows), get the permissions right and sign in without a password.
- [SSH config file examples](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/ssh-config-file): Where ~/.ssh/config lives on each system, how ssh reads it, and copy-ready examples for aliases, ports, keys, jump hosts and keep-alives.
- [How to use SFTP](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/how-to-use-sftp): Connect with sftp, move files with get and put, look up any common sftp command, and choose between SFTP, scp and rsync.
- [What is an SSH tunnel?](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/what-is-an-ssh-tunnel): Local, remote and dynamic SSH port forwarding with ready-to-use commands, when to use each, agent forwarding, and how to keep tunnels safe.
- [Fix: no matching host key type](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/ssh-no-matching-host-key-type-found): Why up-to-date ssh refuses old servers and devices that offer ssh-rsa, and how to allow it for that one host, plus the key exchange and cipher versions.
- [Ubuntu from Windows (RDP)](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/remote-desktop-ubuntu-from-windows): Ubuntu's built-in Remote Desktop, xrdp, SSH or RemoteAccessApp: how to reach an Ubuntu PC from Windows with each, and which to pick.
- [What is IPMI?](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/what-is-ipmi): IPMI and the BMC explained: what a homelab uses them for, the ipmitool commands worth knowing, and how to reach IPMI without putting it online.
- [SFTP vs SCP vs FTP](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/sftp-vs-scp-vs-ftp): SFTP, SCP, FTP and FTPS side by side: what each one is, the ports they use, the commands, and which to pick for a job.
- [FTP server on Windows](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/ftp-server-windows): Windows has an FTP server built in. Turn on IIS FTP, add a site and a user, open the firewall, add TLS, then connect from another PC.
- [Set up an SFTP server](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/sftp-server-setup): An SFTP server is an SSH server. Install OpenSSH Server on Windows or Linux, start sshd, open port 22 and add an SFTP-only user.
- [Choosing an SSH client](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/best-ssh-client-for-windows): Windows has ssh built in. When you want more, here's what separates a good SSH client: tabs, SFTP, keys, saved hosts, jump hosts and the terminal itself.
- [ESXi CLI commands](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/esxi-command-line): Turn on SSH on an ESXi host, then the esxcli and vim-cmd commands worth knowing: VMs, power, snapshots, storage, network and maintenance mode.
- [Homelab setup](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/homelab-setup): Start a homelab without overbuying: one machine, a hypervisor, a few services, backups, and a safe way to reach it from anywhere.
- [What is RMM software?](https://remoteaccessapp.com/guides/what-is-rmm-software): RMM tools watch many PCs for problems and let you fix them from one place: alerts, scripts, updates and remote access. What they do and what to check.

## Blog

- [Blog](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog): News, release roundups and practical advice from the team behind RemoteAccessApp.
- [Before you leave home](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/check-remote-access-before-you-leave): Unattended access on, a test from your phone on mobile data, no sleep, and what a restart does on Windows and Linux: a checklist for before you go.
- [Your home PC for uni](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/use-your-home-pc-for-uni-from-any-laptop): For students: reach the desktop at home from a laptop, a library computer or a phone, on campus Wi-Fi, free for up to 5 PCs, and the rules to check first.
- [SSH from your phone](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/ssh-into-home-server-from-your-phone): Reach your home server's SSH from your phone's browser through a PC at home: no port forwarding, a key bar for Ctrl, Esc and arrows, and host key checks.
- [Manage multiple Windows PCs](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/manage-multiple-windows-computers-remotely): Look after several Windows PCs and Linux desktops from one list: one command on many PCs, processes, services and logs side by side, and scheduled scripts with Pro.
- [When the Linux screen locks](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/linux-remote-desktop-when-the-screen-locks): Why a locked Linux screen so often ends a remote session, and how RemoteAccessApp keeps the PC awake and lets you unlock it, on Wayland and X11.
- [Now code-signed on Windows](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/windows-app-now-code-signed): The installer and apps now carry a verified publisher. What signing does, why SmartScreen may still warn for a while, and how to continue safely.
- [Help family from your phone](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/help-family-from-your-phone): Fix a relative's PC from your phone's browser: getting in with or without a code, touch controls, the shortcuts that matter, and when to wait for a PC.
- [RemoteAccessApp on Linux](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/remoteaccessapp-now-on-linux): RemoteAccessApp for Linux is here, Agent and Console: X11 and Wayland desktops, the same Allow prompt and banner, a bash terminal, files and sound.
- [X11 vs Wayland for remote desktop](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/linux-remote-desktop-x11-vs-wayland): What X11 and Wayland change for screen sharing and remote control, where xrdp fits, and how the Agent works on both: on Wayland, approve once and it's remembered.
- [Windows and Linux PCs in one app](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/one-app-for-windows-and-linux-pcs): A mixed home or office in one account: the same Devices list, sessions, terminal, tools and consent rules for Windows and Linux PCs.
- [Cloud servers and PCs in one place](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/one-place-for-cloud-servers-and-pcs): AWS, DigitalOcean and Azure servers next to your PCs: import, connect, start and stop in one window, with keys that stay yours.
- [Keep remote access safe in 2026](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/keep-remote-access-safe-2026): Two-step verification, trusted devices, unattended access done right and a tidy PC list: a checklist for 2026.
- [Remote desktop lag, explained](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/remote-desktop-latency-explained): Delay, frame rate and bandwidth in plain English, and the changes that actually make a session feel faster.
- [A week of IT help for a small office](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/a-week-of-it-help-for-a-small-office): A new laptop, a stuck printer, updates, a file from home and a Friday tidy-up: one week of remote IT help, day by day.
- [Your work computer from home](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/reach-your-office-pc-from-home): Ask IT first, set up the office PC once, connect from home in the app or a browser, and know the trade-offs before you rely on it.
- [Browser or app?](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/browser-or-windows-app-which-to-use): What remote desktop in the browser and in the app (Windows and Linux) each do best, how private each is, and when to use both.
- [What the person at the PC sees](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/what-the-person-at-the-pc-sees): The Allow prompt, the session banner, chat and the controls they keep, seen from the other side of the screen.
- [One app for your whole homelab](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/one-app-for-your-whole-homelab): Why juggling terminals, browser tabs and viewers for a homelab gets old, and what one app for every host and VM looks like.
- [Homelab maintenance checklist](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/homelab-maintenance-night-checklist): Updates, backups, disk checks and consoles: a maintenance-night checklist for a homelab, worked through from one window.
- [Stop exposing your hypervisor web UI](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/stop-exposing-proxmox-esxi-web-ui): Why management web UIs belong on your own network, and how to reach them from anywhere without opening a port.
- [5 workflows for many servers](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/workflows-for-managing-many-servers): Groups and tags, saved workspaces, one script on many hosts, direct server-to-server copies and live dashboards.
- [What's new in October 2026](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/whats-new-october-2026): The month's releases in one read: reconnecting sessions, Wake up, Management, teams, SSH proxies and more.
- [Server-to-server transfers for DevOps](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/server-to-server-transfers-devops): Why copying straight from one server to another beats download-then-upload, and where it fits in deploys, backups and migrations.
- [7 ways to help your family](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/help-family-with-computer-without-driving-over): Seven practical ways to sort out a relative's computer from your own home, with their permission every time.
- [How to spot a remote access scam](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/how-to-spot-a-remote-access-scam): The warning signs of a remote access scam, what to do if it happened to you, and how consent on every PC helps.
- [Attended or unattended?](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/attended-or-unattended-which-do-you-need): Five everyday situations and the kind of remote access that suits each one.
- [Why we built RemoteAccessApp](https://remoteaccessapp.com/blog/why-we-built-remoteaccessapp): The walls we kept hitting with remote access tools, and the app we built instead.

## Switch to RemoteAccessApp

- [Switch](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch): Leave paid plans, personal-use limits and a pile of separate apps behind: one free app for your PCs and servers.
- [Switch from TeamViewer](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/teamviewer): Free remote access for work, with no commercial-use flags, browser access and server tools in one app.
- [Switch from AnyDesk](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/anydesk): Work use on the free plan, browser access from any device, and SSH, SFTP, RDP and VNC built in.
- [Switch from Chrome Remote Desktop](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/chrome-remote-desktop): No 30-minute prompts, plus chat, remote commands, Windows tools and your servers in one app.
- [Switch from RustDesk](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/rustdesk): No server to install, patch or back up, with free browser access, two-step sign-in and server tools.
- [Switch from Splashtop](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/splashtop): Reach your PCs over the internet for free, at home or for work, from the app or any browser.
- [Switch from Parsec](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/parsec): Consent, chat, commands on many PCs and SSH, free for personal and work use.
- [Switch from LogMeIn Pro](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/logmein): No trial clock: 5 PCs free for personal and work use, with unattended and browser access.
- [Switch from ConnectWise ScreenConnect](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/screenconnect): Free command line on every PC, consent you can see, server tools and Teams with Pro.
- [Switch from Zoho Assist](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/zoho-assist): One plan for support and unattended access, commands on many PCs free, and SSH and SFTP built in.
- [Switch from NinjaOne](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/ninjaone): Free for 5 PCs, phone-browser sessions, and scripts and Windows updates on many PCs.
- [Switch from Remote Desktop](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/microsoft-remote-desktop): Windows Home PCs, no port forwarding or router changes, and your PCs in any browser.
- [Switch from Royal TS](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/royal-ts): RDP, VNC, SSH, SFTP and FTP in tabs, plus remote desktop to PCs with no port forwarding or router changes.
- [Switch from Remote Desktop Manager](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/remote-desktop-manager): RDP, VNC, SSH, SFTP and FTP in one window, PCs through any router and server-to-server copies.
- [Switch from mRemoteNG](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/mremoteng): SFTP and FTP file managers, a host list on every PC and remote desktop through any router.
- [Switch from MobaXterm](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/mobaxterm): Commercial use on the free plan, server-to-server copies and remote desktop to your PCs.
- [Switch from PuTTY](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/putty): SSH tabs, remembered sign-ins, a two-pane SFTP and FTP file manager, and your .ppk keys as they are.
- [Switch from Termius](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/termius): Your host list synced free, serial included, and RDP, VNC and remote desktop in the same app.
- [Switch from Tabby (Terminus)](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/tabby): Two-pane SFTP and FTP, RDP and VNC, and a host list synced to your account with no plugin.
- [Switch from FileZilla](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/filezilla): Server-to-server copies with no round trip, uploads to many servers, and SSH tabs in the same app.
- [Switch from WinSCP](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/winscp): Streamed server-to-server copies, uploads to many servers at once, SSH tabs, RDP and VNC.
- [Switch from Quick Assist](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/quick-assist): Set a PC up once, then help any time: unattended access, chat, commands and browser access, free.
- [Switch from UltraVNC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/ultravnc): Reach PCs through any router with no repeater to host, encryption built in and browser access without Java.
- [Switch from TightVNC](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/tightvnc): Every session encrypted on the free plan, no port forwarding, browser and phone access, and still VNC for your other hosts.
- [Switch from NoMachine](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/nomachine): A free plan for 5 PCs, browser access on every plan, and no port to map on your router.
- [Switch from Supremo](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/supremo): Free for professional and everyday use on 5 PCs, with browser access and SSH, SFTP, RDP and VNC.
- [Switch from BeyondTrust](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/beyondtrust): No appliance or single-tenant site to set up: install, sign in and support Windows PCs, free for 5.
- [Switch from Atera](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/atera): Remote control that's part of the app, a free plan instead of a trial, and SSH and SFTP for your servers.
- [Switch from Action1](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/action1): Consent that waits for the person at the PC, chat, and SSH, SFTP, RDP and VNC for your servers.
- [Switch from MeshCentral](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/meshcentral): No Node.js server to install and keep secure, with consent on by default and server tools built in.
- [Switch from Datto RMM](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/datto-rmm): No sales call or quote: free for 5 PCs, with consent on by default and scripts on many PCs with Pro.
- [Switch from N-able](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/n-able): Connect from any browser with no viewer to install, consent by default and a free plan instead of a quote.
- [Switch from KiTTY](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/kitty): SSH tabs with a built-in SFTP and FTP file manager, RDP, VNC and a host list that follows you.
- [Switch from Bitvise](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/bitvise): SFTP and FTP file managers, server-to-server copies, saved RDP and VNC hosts and SSH in a browser.
- [Switch from SecureCRT](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/securecrt): No 30-day evaluation: SSH, a full file manager, serial, RDP and VNC in one free app.
- [Switch from Xshell](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/xshell): Free for commercial use, with the SFTP and FTP file manager in the same app, plus your PCs.
- [Switch from Windows Terminal SSH](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/windows-terminal): Saved SSH hosts in tabs, a graphical SFTP and FTP file manager, RDP, VNC and your PCs.
- [Switch from Solar-PuTTY](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/solar-putty): SSH tabs plus FTP, RDP and VNC, server-to-server copies and a host list on every PC.
- [Switch from Cyberduck](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/cyberduck): SFTP and FTP with uploads to many servers, SSH tabs and a host list that syncs with no symbolic links.
- [Free plans compared](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/free-remote-desktop-software): The free plans of popular remote desktop tools side by side, in their makers' own words: work use, unattended access, browsers and ports.
- [Remote access software by need](https://remoteaccessapp.com/switch/best-remote-access-software): Popular remote access tools grouped by what you need them for, with each one's free version and limits in its maker's own words.

## AI assistants

- [MCP Desktop Connection](https://remoteaccessapp.com/mcp): The MCP server that lets AI assistants like Claude Code work on your PCs and SSH servers: tools, setup and safeguards (part of Pro).
- [AI remote support](https://remoteaccessapp.com/ai-remote-support): Let an AI assistant like Claude Code help with your PCs and servers, under the same consent rules as you.

## Company, status and legal

- [Pro](https://remoteaccessapp.com/get-pro): What Pro includes and how to buy it.
- [About](https://remoteaccessapp.com/about): Why RemoteAccessApp exists and what it stands for: privacy, control of your own devices and fair pricing.
- [What's new](https://remoteaccessapp.com/whats-new): The changelog: what changed in each version of the Windows app, newest first.
- [Status](https://remoteaccessapp.com/status): Live status of the website, sign-in, connections, updates and email, with 90 days of uptime and incident notes.
- [Terms of Service](https://remoteaccessapp.com/terms): The terms for using RemoteAccessApp.
- [Privacy Policy](https://remoteaccessapp.com/privacy): What RemoteAccessApp keeps, why, who can see it and for how long.
- [Your data](https://remoteaccessapp.com/data): The Privacy Policy in plain English.
- [Cookie Policy](https://remoteaccessapp.com/cookies): Every cookie and tracker on the website, what it's for and how long it lasts; optional ones wait for consent in the EU, EEA, UK and Switzerland.
- [Your data rights](https://remoteaccessapp.com/privacy/rights): Your rights over your data (access, correction, deletion, portability, objection, consent) and how to use them.
- [Security white paper](https://remoteaccessapp.com/security/whitepaper): For IT teams, MSPs and security reviewers: architecture, data flows, encryption, authentication, consent at the PC, team access control, server security, known limitations and how to report a vulnerability (also as a PDF).

## Optional

- [Full product description](https://remoteaccessapp.com/llms-full.txt): Features, plans, security model, system requirements, the MCP integration and the full FAQ in one plain-text file.
- [Refunds](https://remoteaccessapp.com/refunds): The refund policy for Pro.
- [Data Processing Agreement](https://remoteaccessapp.com/dpa): The GDPR Article 28 terms for businesses that use RemoteAccessApp for their team, with the Standard Contractual Clauses.
- [Subprocessors](https://remoteaccessapp.com/subprocessors): Who processes personal data for RemoteAccessApp, for what and where.