Features
Everything it does, in three parts.
Control, automation, and private remote access. Each part is a page of its own, so you can read the one you came for.
01Control
See it. Drive it.
The other computer's screen in your browser, its keyboard and mouse under your hands, and the one page that runs it all.
02Automation
It acts on its own. Carefully.
It gets you back past a lock screen, which no other box does, and it keeps the machine awake only while you need it.
03Private and remote
Reach it from anywhere. Nobody else can.
Tailscale built in, six layers between it and everyone else, and a trust section that says what it is for.
04Where it fits
Who it is for, and what it is.
The situations people buy it for, every specification on one page, and the idea behind it in plain words.
Who it is for
The computer in the other room, a work laptop you are authorised to manage, and a machine that runs long jobs.
Read the pageSpecifications
Picture, ports, network, security and what is in the box, with a three-question compatibility check.
Read the pageWhat is a KVM?
Keyboard, video, mouse: what the term means, and how a box like this differs from remote desktop software.
Read the page
Questions about this? The FAQ has a section on using it.