Remote control for your whole fleet
Screen and input travel straight between the two machines over WebRTC — encrypted end to end, on a relay you run yourself.
How it works
Three steps to a remote session
No port forwarding, no VPN, no per-seat licence.
Install the agent
Run the agent installer on the PC you want to reach. It shows a nine-digit ID and a password.
Share the ID
Hand the ID and password to whoever is connecting, or enrol the machine into your organisation so it appears in the dashboard.
Connect and control
Open Remotler, enter the ID and password. The remote screen appears and your mouse and keyboard drive it. Ctrl+Alt+End ends the session.
Why Remotler
Built so the server stays out of the way
The relay brokers the introduction and then steps aside.
Direct peer-to-peer
Video and input flow straight between the two machines over WebRTC. The server only exchanges the initial handshake.
Encrypted end to end
DTLS-SRTP secures the media and data channels. The relay never sees pixels or keystrokes.
Works through NAT
STUN finds a direct path where one exists, with a TURN relay as fallback for networks that refuse to hole-punch.
Fleet management
Groups, users, enrolment tokens, session history and an activity log — all in one dashboard.
Self-hosted
Runs on your own server. Your devices, your data, your relay, your rules.
Native Windows apps
Single-file installers that bundle the .NET runtime. Nothing to install first.
Pricing
Free while we're in beta
One plan, everything included. We'll give plenty of notice before that changes.
No card required
- No device or user limits during the beta
- Direct peer-to-peer sessions, with relay fallback
- Groups, roles and enrolment tokens
- Session history and activity log
Download for Windows
Install the agent on machines you want to reach, and Remotler on the machine you drive from.