For hardware you own
Full control of your machine.
From anywhere. No install.
A small box you plug into your other computer. See its screen and take over, live, from any browser in your house, with nothing to install on the machine you are controlling.
For a second computer you own, or one you are authorised to manage. Not for watching someone else’s.
01How it plugs in
To your computer, it’s just a monitor and a keyboard.
- HDMI carries its screen in.Into the only cable socket on the box’s left side.
- USB-C makes it the keyboard and mouse.From the socket marked CTRL to the other computer.
- Power in, and it starts.Its own supply, into 5V. The small screen wakes up.
- It shows you where to find it.Open that address in any browser, and the computer is yours to drive.
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What the target computer sees
- An ordinary wireless mouse and keyboard receiver
- Just a plain monitor
- Ordinary keyboard and mouse input
- Nothing to install, nothing to update
What’s really there
- A full remote-control box you reach from any browser
- It streams the screen to you, live
- Everything stays on your own network
- Session history lives in memory, never on the card
02What it does
The short version. The long one is a click away.
Sees it. Controls it.
Its screen live in your browser, your keyboard and mouse on it, from any browser in your house.
Read moreUnlocks the screen itself.
Save the password once. It types it only after proving the screen really is locked, and refuses otherwise.
Read moreKeeps it awake, on a schedule.
A jiggler that starts and stops when you say, or on a daily window, and runs on the box's own clock.
Read moreUnplugs itself when idle.
After 15 minutes without you, it detaches its own keyboard and mouse. The other boxes stay plugged in.
Read moreReach it from anywhere. Nobody else can.
Tailscale built in, two-factor login, network lockdown, and nothing that passes through our servers.
Read moreLooks like ordinary hardware.
To the computer it is a keyboard, a mouse and a monitor with a generic identity. See how the others compare.
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03Ready today
It works the moment you plug it in.
A first start, on its own screen
01Plug it in
It says it is setting up. Nothing for you to do yet.
02It builds its own identity
The digits scroll while it makes its keys. They are not a progress count.
03Its own WiFi appears
Join it from your phone and pick your home WiFi.
04It joins your network
And remembers it forever.
05Connected, with its address
Open that address in your browser, make your own sign-in, and you are in.
06Day to day
Its address and its status, at a glance.
Controls any computer.
Windows, Mac, or Linux: to all of them it is just a monitor, a keyboard and a mouse.
It keeps itself up to date.
Signed updates, checked on the device before they run, and it rolls back on its own if one fails to come up healthy.
One payment. No subscriptions, ever.
$599
Buy it once. Then it is yours.
US dollars, once. Delivery anywhere in the United States is $9.95, and any tax for your state is added on top. You see the total before you pay.
Reserve yoursCommercial KVMs cost as much or more, then bill you every month. This one is yours once, for a computer you own or are authorised to manage.
Free updates.
New features and fixes as they land.
Full support.
We help you set it up and keep it running. Reach support any time at support@kiterelay.com.
No lock-in.
Nothing you see or type passes through our servers. It runs on your own network, with no account to keep alive.
The discreet remote control for a computer you own.