RemoteDeck12.4

RemoteDeck lets you control a Windows computer over the internet, or give another person control of your own machine. It is a peer-to-peer remote-desktop utility for situations such as assisting someone remotely, accessing a separate computer, or allowing another person to work directly on your system. Connections are negotiated directly between the two participating devices rather than through a conventional hosted desktop session.

RemoteDeck encrypts each connection end to end, while its relay server cannot view the remote screen or the user input being sent. To authorize a session, the computer owner shares a permanent ID and a rotating access code with the other participant. Access can be revoked at any time, which lets the owner terminate permission that was granted earlier.

AiRost publishes RemoteDeck 12.4 for Windows on x64 systems as a System Tools program. The free edition permits up to one hour of remote access per day, while RemoteDeck Pro removes that daily limit and enables full-resolution video. Its direct device-to-device design suits people providing remote support, reaching a computer from elsewhere, or temporarily sharing control with a trusted participant.