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Free remote desktop software in Japan

Whether your users in Japan are in an office, at home on fibre or out on mobile data, Silux Connect keeps remote sessions usable and connected — with voice dictation, auto-reconnect and a self-healing picture built in for teams across Japan.

Stays connected on Japan's networks

Moving from office Wi-Fi to 4G or 5G, or switching a VPN on or off, no longer ends the session. The viewer detects the change, probes the link within 3 seconds and reconnects automatically for up to 180 seconds, keeping the last picture on screen.

Clear picture on slow links

The adaptive codec stays usable from around 150 kbps, and if the image ever goes grainy or distorted the viewer requests a fresh full frame automatically — useful for users in Japan on congested, rural or satellite connections.

Speak commands instead of typing

Voice dictation turns speech into text on the remote computer or into shell commands in SSH and Terminal Sync sessions — “ls dash la slash var slash log” becomes ls -la /var/log — always shown for review before it is inserted or run.

Data residency and compliance

Organisations in Japan that must meet the Act on the Protection of Personal Information (APPI) can keep session data in the APAC region (Sydney, Australia (ap-southeast-2)) on our managed cloud, or self-host the whole stack inside Japan. Sessions are end-to-end encrypted, MFA is enforced for every user, and every sign-in and session is written to the per-user Activity log.

Relay location for Asia

Hosted sessions for Asia are served from the APAC region in Sydney, Australia (ap-southeast-2). Self-hosted deployments can place the relay in any data centre, and the agent connects outbound only, so no inbound firewall changes are needed.

One platform, not five tools

Remote desktop, unattended access, RMM (patching, scripting, monitoring), MDM, help-desk ticketing, session recording, Terminal Sync and Session Monitor share one agent, one console and one per-technician price.

New in Silux Connect 1.1

Voice dictation

Remote desktop with voice dictation

SSH voice commands

SSH voice commands — say it, review it, run it

Auto-reconnect

Remote desktop that survives Wi-Fi, 5G and VPN switches

Auto picture refresh

A remote picture that heals itself

Activity log

Per-user activity log for remote access

Connect by ID

Connect by ID and code — the person at the computer decides

Zero idle bandwidth

No viewer, no upload: remote desktop that goes quiet when nobody watches

Synced device list

Your device list, favourites and notes — on every computer you sign in on

Wake-on-LAN

Wake-on-LAN from anywhere — no MAC addresses, no port forwarding

Unattended access

Unattended access passwords with permission profiles

Connection manager

The person at the computer stays in control

Quick steps

Quick steps: run your fixes from inside the session

Two-pane file transfer

Two-pane file transfer in the browser

Share one window

Show only the window you need — and send less

AR camera assist

See through your customer's phone camera — and point at the right cable

Direct peer-to-peer connections

The picture goes straight from the computer to your browser

AI fix in the session

Describe the problem. The AI drafts the fix. You run it on that computer.

Shared address books with permissions

Shared address books — choose who can see, connect to and edit each one

Proxy support

Works behind corporate proxies — HTTP CONNECT and SOCKS5

Agent command line

Script your rollout: get the ID, set a password, set a proxy

Keyboard modes and scroll speed

Type in any language, play with physical keys, scroll at your speed

Clipboard across all your remote desktops

Copy on one remote computer, paste on another

End-to-end encryption

End-to-end encrypted remote desktop: the relay sees ciphertext only

Private session recording

Record remote sessions on your own computer

Live captions

Live captions of what you say in a session

Control modes for every device

Touchpad, direct touch, gamepad, view-only, presenter, and a real mouse and keyboard

Remote PowerShell and terminal

Run PowerShell or bash on the remote computer from the session

Ask first or allow straight away

Approve every connection, or let the ID and code in straight away

Two-factor sign-in, always on

Two-factor sign-in for every account, every time

Remote computer's camera

See through a camera attached to the remote computer

Switch sides

Let the other person control your computer, in one click

Desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux

The Silux Connect app for Windows, macOS and Linux

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Silux Connect for free in Japan?

Yes. The Free plan is available in Japan on the same terms as everywhere else: one technician, twenty devices, no time limit. The self-hosted edition is also free.

Which data region serves Japan?

Hosted sessions for Asia use the APAC region (Sydney, Australia (ap-southeast-2)). Self-hosting lets you keep everything inside Japan.

Does Silux Connect support compliance with the Act on the Protection of Personal Information (APPI)?

It provides the controls those obligations rely on — end-to-end encryption, enforced MFA, role-based access, a per-user activity log and the option to self-host in Japan. A Data Processing Agreement is available.

Does it work on slow or mobile connections?

Yes. Sessions remain usable from around 150 kbps, reconnect automatically across Wi-Fi, 5G and VPN changes, and refresh the picture automatically if it becomes distorted.

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