RudyDesk Open Beta: Remote Desktop With Nothing to Install

What RudyDesk is

RudyDesk gives you remote access to a computer. It opens in the browser and installs from there like a normal app, and for Windows, macOS and Linux there is a desktop version with full mouse and keyboard control.

What already works

Connect in seconds — say the nine-digit number of the machine and the link goes straight between the two devices over WebRTC.

Encrypted all the way to the screen — video, audio and data are protected by DTLS-SRTP. The server introduces the two sides and never sees the contents of a session.

Five platforms — Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iPhone and iPad.

Access with nobody at the desk — set a permanent password and a list of allowed numbers, and the machine can be reached when no one is sitting at it.

Seven languages — Russian, English, German, Polish, Spanish, Chinese, Arabic.

How it differs from AnyDesk and TeamViewer

• Nothing to install on the second machine — a browser is enough
• The link is direct — the server is only needed to introduce the devices
• The desktop app is optional — it adds mouse and keyboard control, but you can watch a screen from the browser alone

What it costs

While the beta lasts, every feature is free — the pricing page says so plainly. Paid plans with different device counts will come later; the free plan stays.

Where to start

Open the download page, pick your platform and launch the app. It takes under a minute.