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Every remote desktop you use — saved, and one password for all

Sign in anywhere and your remote desktops are there. Double-click to connect. Save a computer's password, or set one common password that opens every computer you've connected to once.

Saved on your account

Connect once and keep 'Save to my remote desktops' ticked. The list follows you to the website, desktop apps and phone apps. Prefer not to? One switch turns it off and deletes the list.

One common password

Connect to each computer once with its own key (its unattended password, or its code with the person there pressing Allow). After that your common password opens it too. Change it once and every computer takes the new one.

Encrypted

Names, IDs and passwords are stored encrypted; lists never contain passwords, and each use is in your audit log. Every sign-in needs a second step.

Frequently asked questions

Does a one-time access code get saved?

No. Codes change, so only unattended passwords can be saved.

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