Gamers, colourists, coders, and people who just want their desktop on the couch — all run the same install. There's no per-job edition. Pick the one that sounds like you.
Four workflows cover most of what Remio gets used for. Same app, same pairing PIN, no upgrade required.
Stream Apex Legends, Elden Ring, and the rest of your PC library to iPad or Mac at about 8 ms of LAN input processing latency. DualSense and Xbox controllers pair natively — and unlike Moonlight, you don't need an Nvidia GPU.
Edit DaVinci Resolve timelines and Photoshop comps from iPad with Apple Pencil. Hardware H.265 end to end today — and true 4:4:4 color is now live — NVIDIA-powered PCs streaming to Mac, more pairs on the way.
Peer-to-peer connections, end-to-end encryption, and no central account database to breach. Pair a Mac, Windows 11, or Linux machine with a six-digit code — no per-seat licence, no user table sitting on a server.
Connect from a MacBook Air to a tower running Maya, Blender, or Rhino with full GPU access. Nothing to install on the shared machine but the host app — the render horsepower stays where it belongs.
Whichever desk you sit at, Remio streams the real desktop — full resolution, real colour, real cursor. Your iPad becomes a window into the tower in the other room, not a watered-down mirror of it.
One pairing PIN. Every workflow above.
Different desks, same requirements: it has to be fast, it has to be private, and it has to feel native.
About 8 ms of input processing latency on a local network with hardware encode and decode. Fast enough to game on, precise enough to draw on.
A six-digit code pairs your devices directly. There's no central account database — nothing for anyone to breach, because it doesn't exist.
SwiftUI, Jetpack Compose, and C++/WinRT — real native apps on each OS. No Electron, no browser wrapper, no lag tax.
Each of these has its own guide, tuned to the tools and the network setup that job needs.
Your Steam library on a tablet, controller and all.
Apple Pencil precision for design work — true 4:4:4 color is live on NVIDIA PC → Mac, and coming to iPad.
Xcode, Android Studio, and full GPU from a thin laptop.
Scrub 4K timelines remotely without proxy files.
Low-latency audio routing to your DAW at home.
Full GPU viewport for Blender, Maya, and Rhino.
Run your OBS rig from another room on set.
Send your host's system sound in perfect sync.
Your whole desktop, floating in spatial space.
Remio is a free indie app — not an enterprise platform. Here's how these audiences actually use it, honestly, with no compliance badges we can't back up.
Leave your desktop running at home and reach it from a laptop or tablet anywhere. Full apps, real files, no VPN gymnastics — just a six-digit pair and you're in.
Keep the heavy tools on one machine and work from whatever device is nearby. No per-seat cost, no commercial-use nagging — free for professional use.
Pair once and, with the other person's consent, hop onto their Mac or PC to fix something. It's built for personal help, not managed fleets — there's no admin console or ticketing.
Reach the lab machine or your own desktop with the licensed software from an iPad in the library. Remio is a personal tool — it isn't a school-deployed platform with central management.
Watch charts and manage a workstation running your trading tools from a second screen or on the move. Connections are end-to-end encrypted — though Remio carries no SOC 2 or SAML claims.
Run the desktop accounting suite on one machine and reach it from anywhere at close. It's a personal-scale tool — great for a solo practice, not a managed multi-tenant deployment.
Reach a workstation and the software installed on it from another room. Remio makes no HIPAA or BAA claims — treat it as a personal remote-desktop tool, not a compliance product.
Drive a build box, a home lab, or a GPU server from a lightweight client. For the full engineering angle, see Remio for developers.
Every desk above runs one install and one six-digit pair — free, no account, no card.
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