✦Community

The Remio community — built together, in the open.

Join the people building the future of remote desktop. Remio shares its progress, listens to ideas, and ships what matters — in public, with the community in the room.

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✦The hubs

Where the conversation happens

Pick a channel. Each one has its own pace, its own tone, and the Remio team in it.

Facebook

facebook.com/remioapp

New releases, features, and tips as they ship. Ask questions in the comments — the Remio team reads them.

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Instagram

@huynhlongngo

Screenshots and short clips of Remio in use.

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Threads

@huynhlongngo

Quick updates and conversation about what is shipping next.

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X

@HLongNgo

Release news and quick updates, the moment they ship.

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YouTube

@remioremotedesktop

Short videos of Remio at work — setups, features in action, and what's new in each release.

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r/RemioDesktop

Long-form discussions, setup tips, use-case write-ups, and community stories. The slower-paced corner.

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GitHub

github.com/remioapp

Every release of Remio Host, with its notes and downloads. Follow along and grab any version, for any platform.

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✦How we build

A shared effort, written in public

Not a black box. Every meaningful decision lands in a thread somewhere people can read it.

01 — Built in public

Progress, challenges, and decisions land in the open. The roadmap is public, and news goes out on Facebook and r/RemioDesktop as each release ships.

02 — Your voice matters

Feature requests from the community shape the roadmap. If enough people want it and it fits the product, Remio builds it. No closed-door priorities, no surprise pivots.

03 — Beta testers

Join early and shape the product before anyone else. Break things, file reports, watch them get fixed in the next nightly build.

04 — Straight to the team

Write to support@remio.net and it lands with the people who build Remio. A bug report with the steps to reproduce it is the fastest way to get it fixed.

✦Contribute

A path in for everyone

There is a way to contribute even if you do not write code. Pick one and start there.

01 Report bugsFound something broken? File it on GitHub with steps and a build number. 02 Request featuresBring the idea to r/RemioDesktop and the team will respond in the thread. 03 Follow releasesEvery release, with its notes and downloads, on GitHub. 04 Write about RemioShare your experience, tips, or setup. Long-form pieces find a home on the blog. 05 Test beta buildsGet early access via TestFlight and help ship solid releases.

Ready to join in?

Whether you are a developer, a power user, or simply curious about the future of remote desktop, there is a seat for you here.

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