Solutions
Remote access built around how your industry and team actually work.
By use case
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Remote Desktop Software for Windows, macOS and Linux
WorksLink is remote desktop software that connects without a VPN, reaches unattended machines and records every session. Free for personal use.
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Embedding Remote Control in Your Own Product
Three integration surfaces: a client SDK for the controlled end, a Web SDK for the controlling end, and a REST API for logs, recordings and SSO.
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Remote Diagnostics for Equipment You Ship
How machine builders diagnose equipment already on customer sites: connection model, industrial network limits, and why the operator matters.
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Remote Work and Off-site Access
Turning the PC you left at the office into a machine you can reach: unattended setup, what breaks after updates or power cuts, and what this does not do.
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Remote Support for Your Customers
How software vendors, equipment makers and IT service providers replace site visits with remote support — connection model, branding, audit trail and integration.
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Remote Desktop for Internal IT Operations
How IT teams use remote desktop to support staff and manage endpoints — the access model, the rollout order, and what to standardise before scaling.
By role
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Remote Access Governance for Enterprises
What actually gets hard at scale: account governance, audit that someone reads, and what per-channel pricing does to your budget model.
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Individuals and Small Teams
How far the Free and Personal editions take you, the one line that forces an upgrade, and the mistake almost every individual user makes.
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IT Service Providers and Outsourced Operations
Serving many customers is not the same job as running one company's endpoints: tenant separation, whose brand shows, and how to size channels.
By industry
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Remote Operations for Automotive
Manufacturer, region, dealership — three tiers, and the tier with the machines has no IT staff. That shapes access before anything else.
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Lab and Classroom Management for Education
A computer lab is a batch of identical machines, and it sits empty for months. Those two facts make education unlike corporate IT.
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Remote Access in Banking and Finance
The first question here is not how to configure it but whether it is permitted at all — regulation and network isolation decide the shape.
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Remote Support for Healthcare
Session recording is itself a compliance question when patient data is on screen, and clinical devices cannot simply be restarted.
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Remote Support for Logistics Operations
Sorting lines run around the clock, so there is no maintenance window. That single constraint separates logistics from every other industry here.
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Plant Floor Remote Operations in Manufacturing
Production and office networks are deliberately separate. OT/IT segmentation is the first question this scenario has to answer.
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Retail Endpoint Management: Remote Support for POS and Store PCs
Fix POS terminals and store PCs at every location without sending a technician. Unattended access for after-hours maintenance, with a record of every session.