Hey everyone, my team's been building a remote desktop app (skyPC) aiming to be an alternative to Parsec and Sunshine/Moonlight. After digging into this space for a while, I noticed the current high-performance remote desktop solutions all have some gaps: Sunshine/Moonlight: performance is great, but setup is messy for beginners, not friendly for casual users. Parsec: easy to set up, performance slightly behind Sun/Moon, and the free tier often fails to establish P2P connections, if you want stability you have to go paid to use relay. So our team went with a simple approach: combine the strengths of both, then add what neither of them has done yet. From Sunshine/Moonlight: super low latency, smooth enough for fast-paced games. From Parsec: quick setup, just one click to install the app on both host and client and you're good to go. And here's what we're adding on top of that, which neither one has: A client you can use directly through a web browser, no app install needed, with quality on par with the native app. Full USB forwarding support (equivalent to what Virtualhere sells for $49/license). Webcam/microphone forwarding support. Of course all the other essentials are there too: two-way file transfer, headless support, gamepad, stylus/drawing tablet support, P2P with relay fallback. Solid fit for gaming, graphic design, or remote work in general. To pull this off, we built our own protocol from scratch along with 5 custom drivers (virtual display, USB-2, hardware & mic). Right now the product's in the final phase, beta's expected to open this July and it'll be completely free to try.

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All-in-one Remote Gaming/Remote Desktop

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