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Free Remote Desktop for Windows, Linux and macOS.

Help the person at the other end. Open their POS, SCADA or engineering desktop, work with the software they already use, and get them moving again.

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Dataplicity Remote Desktop showing a connected front-counter computer and an example point-of-sale application

Every paid plan includes unlimited Remote Desktop.

No additional Remote Desktop charges.
No per-user fees. No per-desktop fees. No per-session fees.

  • Unlimited registered computers.
  • Unlimited users.
  • Unlimited sessions.

Free plans include up to five registered computers per organisation.
Computers here are separate from your managed Linux fleet.

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A workshop operator on a support call beside a computer at a packaging line

See what they see.
Help where it matters.

A checkout that won’t take payment. A confusing HMI screen. A tool on the engineering bench.

Reach the installed application without asking an operator to describe every menu. Your support team connects through Dataplicity in their browser.

Windows, macOS and Linux host installers are available. Host setup and system permissions are required.

Find the right computer. Get straight to work.

Keep your support computers together. Use names and tags to find the right workstation, check its connection and open its desktop.

Remote Desktop computer list with front-counter, packaging-line and engineering workstations, connection history and tags
Current computer list · fictional organisation and hosts

One host install. Then connect from the web.

  1. 1

    Add the computer

    Open Remote Desktop in your organisation. Install the host service and register the computer.

  2. 2

    Choose who can connect

    Use your organisation’s accounts and access tags to give the right teammates access.

    Sign-in and permissions →
  3. 3

    Open the desktop

    Choose the computer and start a session. Desktop streaming starts on demand.

Support the computer and the equipment around it.

Remote Desktop opens the graphical desktop of a Windows, Linux or macOS computer. Remote Terminal provides shell access to your Linux fleet, with separate device allowances.

Explore fleet operations →Keep your existing Linux and application →
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Free for up to five computers. No Linux fleet required.

Setup and operating requirements

Install a supported host release and grant its required system permissions. Remote input and multi-monitor support depend on the host and client release. Organisation permissions determine who can connect.

Remote Desktop is not a real-time control or safety system. It does not automatically forward USB peripherals or field buses. Retain your local safeguards and site permissions. Remote Terminal and other fleet services follow their own plan allowances.