Hi Product Hunt! I’m Pablo, the maker of RemoteBite.

I built RemoteBite for two jobs I wanted to make simpler: helping someone on another computer and getting back into a computer I own. For a one-off support session, they share their 9-digit ID and accept the request. For the machines you use regularly, you can save them in My Computers and set up unattended access.

What you can do with RemoteBite

Connect from Mac, Windows or Linux. Use a 9-digit ID or pick an online computer from My Computers. RemoteBite connects directly when possible, falls back to a relay and automatically tries to reconnect after a drop or restart.
Control the remote desktop. Use your mouse and keyboard, switch monitors, go full screen and listen to the remote computer’s audio. Audio starts muted.
Move files and text. Drag and drop files into the session, or use the built-in file explorer to browse and download files from the remote user’s home folder when they allow access. File browsing and transfers are end-to-end encrypted. You can also copy and paste text in both directions.
Reach unattended computers. Save your own computers for one-click access, add a client’s computer with a one-time code, or wake a compatible computer via Wake-on-LAN when another of your computers is online on the same network.
Work on Windows PCs and servers. Send Ctrl+Alt+Del, reach the sign-in and lock screens or admin prompts with the Windows service, and adjust the remote resolution to your window. A virtual display can give a headless Windows machine a screen.
Control who can connect and what they can do. Sessions are end-to-end encrypted, including through the relay. Both sides see a six-digit security code. Hosts can control access to the mouse, keyboard, files and audio. Accounts support two-step verification.
Manage everything from the web. See computers and session history in the dashboard. Team and Business add invitations, shared simultaneous connections and an admin view of the team’s computers.

Free, Pro and Team

Free · $0. For personal use. One outgoing connection at a time, two saved computers for unattended access and one user. Includes remote control, shared clipboard and end-to-end encryption. Direct file transfers are included.
Pro · $29/month or $290/year (€29.90/month or €299/year). For one professional doing commercial support. Three simultaneous outgoing connections, unlimited saved computers, unattended access and file transfers through the relay.
Team · $69/month or $690/year (€69.90/month or €699/year). Everything in Pro, plus 10 simultaneous outgoing connections shared across your team, unlimited members and unlimited saved computers. Each team member has their own computer list, and admins can see all team computers.

If you have two computers handy, install RemoteBite on both and try a connection. You can do that without creating an account.

I’d love to hear which two systems you tried and where, if anywhere, the setup slowed you down. If you do IT support for a living, what would you need before using it on your next ticket?

Hi Product Hunt! I’m Pablo, the maker of RemoteBite.

What you can do with RemoteBite

Connect from Mac, Windows or Linux. Use a 9-digit ID or pick an online computer from My Computers. RemoteBite connects directly when possible, falls back to a relay and automatically tries to reconnect after a drop or restart.
Control the remote desktop. Use your mouse and keyboard, switch monitors, go full screen and listen to the remote computer’s audio. Audio starts muted.
Move files and text. Drag and drop files into the session, or use the built-in file explorer to browse and download files from the remote user’s home folder when they allow access. File browsing and transfers are end-to-end encrypted. You can also copy and paste text in both directions.
Reach unattended computers. Save your own computers for one-click access, add a client’s computer with a one-time code, or wake a compatible computer via Wake-on-LAN when another of your computers is online on the same network.
Work on Windows PCs and servers. Send Ctrl+Alt+Del, reach the sign-in and lock screens or admin prompts with the Windows service, and adjust the remote resolution to your window. A virtual display can give a headless Windows machine a screen.
Control who can connect and what they can do. Sessions are end-to-end encrypted, including through the relay. Both sides see a six-digit security code. Hosts can control access to the mouse, keyboard, files and audio. Accounts support two-step verification.
Manage everything from the web. See computers and session history in the dashboard. Team and Business add invitations, shared simultaneous connections and an admin view of the team’s computers.

Free, Pro and Team

Free · $0. For personal use. One outgoing connection at a time, two saved computers for unattended access and one user. Includes remote control, shared clipboard and end-to-end encryption. Direct file transfers are included.
Pro · $29/month or $290/year (€29.90/month or €299/year). For one professional doing commercial support. Three simultaneous outgoing connections, unlimited saved computers, unattended access and file transfers through the relay.
Team · $69/month or $690/year (€69.90/month or €699/year). Everything in Pro, plus 10 simultaneous outgoing connections shared across your team, unlimited members and unlimited saved computers. Each team member has their own computer list, and admins can see all team computers.

If you have two computers handy, install RemoteBite on both and try a connection. You can do that without creating an account.

I’d love to hear which two systems you tried and where, if anywhere, the setup slowed you down. If you do IT support for a living, what would you need before using it on your next ticket?

RemoteBite

Encrypted remote desktop for Mac, Windows and Linux

Encrypted remote desktop for Mac, Windows and Linux