Remote Desktop
A serverless WebRTC screen-share, file-transfer and remote-view tool that runs entirely in two browsers — no accounts, no relay server, no session data leaving the two machines. It's the working embodiment of the spec's security model: the session code locates, a verbal code authenticates, and the host approves each capability before anything is shared.
Read the full spec (v2) ↗01Approve capabilities
Consent is capability-scoped, not one switch. You grant exactly what the controller may do. Nothing is shared until you press Start hosting.
02Send your connection code
Send this code to your controller by any channel you trust. It locates your machine and carries your encryption fingerprint — it is not a password.
03Paste the controller's reply
Your controller pastes their reply code back to you. Paste it here to finish the connection.
04Confirm you're talking to the right person
WebRTC encrypts the link but does not prove who is on the other end. Read this code aloud. If it doesn't match on both screens, someone is in the middle — hang up.
05Live session
Chat
Files
Chunked, hashed, verified end-to-end. Received files download to disk and are never executed (spec §5.7 / B8).
01Paste the host's connection code
Your host (the person you're helping) sends you their code. Paste it here to locate their machine.
02Send your reply code back
Send this reply to your host by the same channel. Once they paste it, you'll connect.
03Confirm the security code
Read this aloud with your host. Matching codes prove the encrypted link is direct, with no one in the middle.
04Host screen
Chat
Files
Received files download to disk and are never executed.