Features built for real-world connections
Voice dictation into SSH and remote desktops, sessions that survive Wi-Fi, 5G and VPN switches, a picture that repairs itself on weak links, and a per-user activity log — alongside remote desktop, RMM, MDM and the AI assistant.
Remote desktop with voice dictation
Speak instead of typing — into an SSH or terminal session, or straight onto the remote computer. Silux Connect transcribes your voice with a large speech model and shows you the text before anything is typed or run.
SSH voice commands — say it, review it, run it
Dictate shell commands into SSH and Terminal Sync sessions from your phone, tablet or laptop. Say “ls dash la slash var slash log” and get ls -la /var/log, ready to review and run.
Remote desktop that survives Wi-Fi, 5G and VPN switches
Walk out of Wi-Fi range onto 5G, switch a VPN on or off, or roam between access points mid-session. Silux Connect keeps the last picture on screen, re-establishes the link in seconds and carries on where you were.
A remote picture that heals itself
On weak or lossy links, remote-desktop images can go grainy, smeared or blocky. Silux Connect notices and pulls a fresh full frame automatically, so what you see always matches the remote screen.
Per-user activity log for remote access
See exactly what happened, per technician: sign-ins, sessions, reconnects, network changes, picture refreshes and dictation use — on one filterable timeline you can export to CSV.
Connect by ID and code — the person at the computer decides
Type the 9-digit Silux ID and the one-time code shown on someone's computer, from any browser. They get an Allow / View only / Decline prompt, and nothing happens until they answer.
No viewer, no upload: remote desktop that goes quiet when nobody watches
When the technician closes the tab or loses the connection, the remote computer stops capturing and sending at once. The picture comes back whole when they return, and an abandoned session ends by itself after 3 minutes.
Your device list, favourites and notes — on every computer you sign in on
Star a device on your laptop and it is starred on your desktop and phone. Tags, groups and notes live with your account, not in a file on one PC.
Wake-on-LAN from anywhere — no MAC addresses, no port forwarding
Press Wake up on a sleeping computer from your browser, wherever you are. Silux Connect already knows its network card, picks an online computer on the same network, and has it send the wake signal.
Unattended access passwords with permission profiles
Give a password to a computer and decide exactly what it allows — keyboard, mouse, clipboard, files, terminal, sound, restart and more. Enforced on the computer itself, not just hidden in the viewer.
The person at the computer stays in control
While someone is connected, the remote computer shows a coloured frame and a page listing who is connected, for how long, and switches to take away keyboard, mouse, clipboard, files or sound — plus a Disconnect button.
Quick steps: run your fixes from inside the session
Pick a saved script from the session toolbar, confirm, and it runs on the computer you are helping — the output appears next to the picture. Clear the print queue, flush DNS, restart a service, without typing.
Two-pane file transfer in the browser
Open a folder on your computer on the left and browse the remote computer on the right. Send, receive, rename, create folders, delete and drag files in — with progress, overwrite checks and resumable transfers.
Show only the window you need — and send less
Show just the application in front instead of the whole desktop. Fewer pixels to send means a smaller, faster stream, and the rest of the desktop is never sent.
See through your customer's phone camera — and point at the right cable
Send a link or show a QR code. Your customer's phone opens it in the browser, no app to install, and you see through its camera. Place arrows, circles and labels that stay on the object as the phone moves.
The picture goes straight from the computer to your browser
When the network allows it, Silux Connect opens a direct WebRTC link between the remote computer and your browser. The picture and your mouse and keyboard take the shortest path, and the relay only carries control messages.
Describe the problem. The AI drafts the fix. You run it on that computer.
Inside a remote session, press AI fix and type what's wrong. The assistant looks at the computer's health, alerts and recent activity, explains the likely cause and drafts PowerShell or Bash with the risk marked. You read it and run it with one click.
Shared address books — choose who can see, connect to and edit each one
Group computers into address books and share each with the right people: Read to see and connect, Write to also edit, Full to also manage access. Open books stay visible to the whole team.
Works behind corporate proxies — HTTP CONNECT and SOCKS5
Computers that reach the internet only through a proxy can still be supported. The agent sends its API calls and the remote-session link through an HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy, with a login if needed.
Script your rollout: get the ID, set a password, set a proxy
Everything you need for mass deployment from a shell or your RMM: print the computer's Silux ID, set its unattended-access password, route it through a proxy, or open the console ready to connect to another computer.
Type in any language, play with physical keys, scroll at your speed
Typed-character mode sends what you type, whatever the two keyboards' layouts. Map mode sends physical key positions for shortcuts and games. A scroll speed setting tames fast trackpads.
Copy on one remote computer, paste on another
Silux Connect keeps one clipboard across every computer you are connected to. Copy text, a picture or a file on remote PC A and paste it straight into remote PC B, from the browser, the desktop app or your phone. No emailing yourself, no USB stick, no second tool.
End-to-end encrypted remote desktop: the relay sees ciphertext only
Every relayed Silux Connect session is encrypted between the computer and your viewer. The Silux Relay only forwards messages it cannot read: pictures, keystrokes, clipboard, files and terminal output.
Record remote sessions on your own computer
Record any remote desktop session for training, audits or proof of work. The recording is saved on your computer or phone only: Silux never receives it.
Live captions of what you say in a session
Turn on live captions and what you say appears as text in the session as you speak: useful on a noisy line, for colleagues who are deaf or hard of hearing, and to keep a written record of instructions.
Touchpad, direct touch, gamepad, view-only, presenter, and a real mouse and keyboard
Control a computer the way your device works best. Phones and tablets get five control modes plus pointer, gesture bar and gyro; the desktop app uses your real mouse and keyboard.
Run PowerShell or bash on the remote computer from the session
Open the terminal from the session toolbar and run commands on the computer you are viewing: PowerShell on Windows with full system rights, bash on Linux and macOS. It works in connect-by-ID sessions too, without anyone signed in on your side.
Approve every connection, or let the ID and code in straight away
Each computer decides. Leave “Ask me before someone connects” off and anyone with the computer's Silux ID and access code gets full control at once, which is ideal for unattended machines. Turn it on and a clear approval window appears first.
Two-factor sign-in for every account, every time
Every password sign-in to Silux Connect needs a 6-digit code: by email, from our Telegram bot, or from an authenticator app. New accounts choose on the website the first time they sign in; it is on for every account by default.
See through a camera attached to the remote computer
Check a room, a device on the desk or a label through the remote computer's own webcam, right from the session, at a few kilobytes per second.
Let the other person control your computer, in one click
Mid-session, swap roles: pick one of your computers and send the link; the person you were helping opens it in a browser and controls that computer.
The Silux Connect app for Windows, macOS and Linux
A native app that sits in your tray or menu bar, shows this computer's ID and code, lets you choose who may connect, and gives you full remote control of your other computers with your real mouse and keyboard.