RemoteX: Remote Desktop

RemoteX puts another computer's desktop on your iPhone or iPad. Connect to a Windows PC, a Linux machine, or a Mac running RemoteX, and work on it as if you were there.

CONNECT TO ANYTHING THAT SPEAKS RDP
• Windows PCs and servers with Remote Desktop turned on
• Linux machines running xrdp
• Macs running RemoteX for Mac, which turns a Mac into a machine you can reach
• Saved connections, and your recent machines one tap away
• Open a saved .remotex connection file from Files or another app

MADE FOR TOUCH
• Tap to click, drag to drag
• Two-finger tap or long press for a right click
• Two-finger swipe to scroll
• The on-screen keyboard types straight into the remote machine, with autocorrect off so nothing gets changed on the way
• A session gets the whole screen; the session toolbar has screenshots, Ctrl+Alt+Del and scaling

GREAT WITH A KEYBOARD AND TRACKPAD
• A hardware keyboard sends real keys, shortcuts and function keys included
• A trackpad or mouse on iPad moves and clicks like a desktop pointer

ENCRYPTED, AND NOBODY IN THE MIDDLE
• Every session is wrapped in TLS 1.3, with AES-GCM or ChaCha20-Poly1305
• Sessions go straight to the machine you connect to — there is no relay server in the middle
• Can reach a machine at a .onion address through a Tor proxy you run yourself

NO ACCOUNT, NO TELEMETRY
There is no sign-in, no licence check and no analytics. RemoteX talks to the machines you point it at, and to nothing else. It is free, with no subscription and no paid tier.