Remio is a native remote desktop application that streams a full computer to any device with about 8 ms of processing latency on a LAN (the rest is your display's own refresh), up to 6K at 120 fps video, and end-to-end encryption. Built from scratch as a native app on every platform — not an Electron wrapper. Pairing is a QR code or a Device ID and PIN, or one tap when a Mac is on the same Wi‑Fi; no account is needed and there is no profile of you. Remio is a fundamental rethinking of how remote desktop should feel.
✦Press kit
A press kit for an indie remote desktop that refuses to ask for an email.
Fact sheet, pre-written boilerplate, brand assets, and a founder bio — everything a journalist or blogger needs to tell the story, all copy-paste ready.
Fact sheet
The 30-second summary.
Copy-paste ready for an article, review, or social post. Numbers are current as of 24 October 2026 (Remio 3.4).
- Product
- Remio
- Tagline
- Control your Mac or PC from any screen.
- Category
- Remote desktop application
- Platforms
- Apps: macOS 15+, iOS/iPadOS 18+, tvOS 18+, Apple Vision Pro (iPad app), Android 12+, Windows 10/11 · Remio Host: macOS, Windows, Linux (X11 & Wayland), Raspberry Pi, FreeBSD
- Founded
- 2025 · independent developer · self-funded
- Pricing
- Free · optional Remio Pro, $1.99/month with a 7-day free trial · no commercial-use detection · no account
- Built with
- Native on every platform · Apple · Android · Windows · Linux · Made for the device, not on top of it
- Website
- remio.net
- Press contact
- press@remio.net
Boilerplate
Company description, pre-written.
Two lengths, both editor-approved. Select the block and paste.
Remio is a remote desktop application designed for people who refuse to compromise. Whether you are a professional accessing your workstation from a café, a creative streaming a high-performance edit to your iPad, or a developer managing several machines, Remio delivers the feeling of sitting in front of your computer — from anywhere.
Unlike traditional remote desktop tools built on decades-old foundations, Remio is engineered from scratch with modern technology. Every app is 100 percent native — Made for Mac, Made for iPhone and iPad, Made for Android, Made for Windows, and now running on Linux — with performance that Electron-based competitors cannot match. Connecting is effortless: no account needed, just a QR code or a Device ID and PIN. Data travels directly between your devices whenever the network allows, end-to-end encrypted the whole way — and a relay, when one is needed, only sees ciphertext. Not even Remio can see the screen.
Founded in 2025 by an independent developer, Remio represents the kind of focused, privacy-first software that can only come from someone who builds the product they use every day. Remio 3.4 (October 2026) adds one-tap pairing, Game mode, buttons of your own and support for iPhone Duo. Remio is available on macOS, iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, visionOS, Android, Windows, and Linux.
Talking points
Six angles for the story.
Drop-in framings for a review or feature piece. Each one is a single sentence and a one-paragraph elaboration.
- 01
A second display, at home or away.
An iPhone, iPad, Android device, Mac, Apple TV or Windows PC can extend a computer's desktop — straight between your devices, never through a relay or Remio's servers.
- 02
No account needed.
Pairing is a QR code, or a Device ID and PIN typed once, or one tap when a Mac is on the same Wi‑Fi. No email, no cloud sign-up. Signing in is optional: it shows every computer you own on every device you carry, and it's how a Remio Pro plan follows you.
- 03
100 percent native on every platform.
Made for Mac, Made for iPhone and iPad, Made for Android, Made for Windows. No Electron, no embedded browser, no cross-platform compromise — real frame rates, real battery life.
- 04
End-to-end encrypted, always.
Your screen never touches our servers — encryption keys are generated on-device, and screen data unlocks only on the receiving machine. The relay sees scrambled bytes; Remio sees nothing.
- 05
Direct device-to-device by default.
Two devices talk to each other directly whenever the network allows. The relay only steps in when a tricky network blocks the direct path — and even then, your bytes stay encrypted end-to-end.
- 06
Indie-built. Self-funded. Privacy-first.
No venture capital, no growth team, no data brokers. Built by a single developer who uses Remio every day and prioritises user privacy over engagement metrics.
Press kit
Brand assets, ready to publish.
One zip with the logo, the app icon, today's app screenshots, the App Store screenshot sets, brand colours and fonts — about 29 MB. For editorial use, no attribution required beyond the product name.
Need something not in the kit? Email press@remio.net and we will turn it around within a business day.
Founder
For the byline and the interview.
The creator of Remio is an independent software developer who believes remote desktop software has been stuck in the past for far too long. Frustrated by bloated, Electron-based tools that demanded accounts, cloud sign-ups, and traded privacy for convenience, they set out to build something better — from scratch.
Remio is the result: a fully native remote desktop built with obsessive attention to performance, privacy, and user experience. Every line of code, every design decision, every pixel is shaped by a single developer who uses Remio every day, on every supported platform.
I believe you should not need a corporate account and a prayer just to access your own computer from across the room — or across the world. Your machine, your rules.
From the newsroom
What we're writing about.
Independent press coverage is just starting to roll in. Until it lands here, the engineering blog is the running log: build notes, protocol decisions, and product launches straight from the team.
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Remio engineering blog
Development updates and technical deep dives
Latency budgets, encoder choices, virtual-display experiments, and behind-the-scenes posts on shipping a native remote desktop in public.
Read the blog → -
Remio Lab
Engineering notes from the pixel pipeline
Dated, statused experiments — shipped, archived, in-progress. The honest version of what's being built and why.
Read the lab →
External coverage
None yet — Remio is early and indie. If you have written about Remio and would like to be listed here, email press@remio.net with the publication URL and we will add it within a business day.
Contact
Get in touch with the desk.
One inbox, one human, fast turnarounds. Review units, interview slots, fact-checks — all welcome.
For inquiries, review requests, and interview scheduling.
Replies aim for the same business day; never longer than 24 hours.
Written Q&A, podcasts, and video — all on the table.
Recognition
Awards and notable mentions, filed here.
Remio is early. This space is reserved for press picks, product recognitions, and significant coverage as the project grows.
Status
None yet. If you have written about Remio and would like to be listed here, email press@remio.net with the publication URL.
Press copies welcome.
Want a guided walkthrough, a custom screenshot set, or a longer-form interview with the founder? The inbox is open and the demo machine is on.
macOS, iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, visionOS, Windows, Android & LinuxPress contact: press@remio.net