X-Desk: Remote Control

Your computer is at home. You are not. X-Desk puts its screen on your phone: type the nine-digit ID of the machine, enter its password, and the desktop is there — live, and yours to drive. WHY X-DESK • Nothing to set up. No account, no sign-up, no email address. The desktop app shows an ID and a password; the phone asks for both. That is the whole ceremony. • Two ways to point. Trackpad moves a pointer the way a laptop does — good for precise work on a small screen. Direct sends your touch straight to the place you touched. Switch between them in the middle of a session. • A keyboard that reaches the machine. The soft keyboard types into the remote desktop, and the row above it carries Esc, Tab, the arrow keys and Control, Option and Command — the keys a desktop needs and a phone keyboard does not have. • The machines you keep. Save a machine, give it a name you will recognise, star the ones you use every day, find any of them again by name or by ID. The list lives on this device and nowhere else. • Encrypted between the two machines. Sessions run over WebRTC with DTLS 1.3 and SRTP. When both networks allow it the picture travels directly between your phone and your desktop; when they do not, it falls back to an encrypted relay. • It tells you what went wrong. No host online with that ID. Wrong password. Too many attempts. Another viewer is already connected. Each one says what happened instead of "connection failed". • Eight languages, switchable inside the app: English, Vietnamese, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. WHAT YOU NEED The X-Desk desktop application running on the macOS machine you want to reach. This app is the viewer — it is the phone half of the pair. Free. No account, no subscription, no trial. Privacy policy: https://x-desk.app/privacy Terms of service: https://x-desk.app/terms Support: [email protected]