Remote monitoring

Remote monitoring software for distributed teams

A lightweight agent on each machine reports what is happening — screen, applications, websites, working hours and location — and one dashboard puts the whole operation in front of you, wherever it is.

15 s

between agent check-ins

5

operating systems covered

99.9%

platform uptime

7 days

free, no card

The concept

What remote monitoring actually is

Remote monitoring is knowing the state of a machine you cannot walk up to. An agent installed on the endpoint collects what the company decided to collect and sends it to a console — so a manager in one city can see the workstation of someone three time zones away, without asking anyone to describe their screen over a call.

The useful version is not a screenshot gallery. It is a continuous read of activity, applications, websites, working hours and machine health, kept long enough to answer a question later: what was running when the incident happened, how much of the shift went into the tools the job actually needs, which machine has been offline since Friday.

Live view

The current screen, on demand, at the interval your plan sets — from every 15 minutes to real time.

Activity trail

Applications and websites in use, with time on each, per device and per person.

Working hours

Check-in, check-out and idle time, so the shift is measured instead of estimated.

Machine health

Disk, network, location and whether the agent is reporting at all.

What you get

Everything the remote console does

The same set on every operating system — a remote machine is not a second-class machine.

Screen capture

Captures at the interval your plan sets, kept per device. On Enterprise, each one is read by computer vision looking for risk.

Application and web tracking

What was open, for how long, and which sites were reached — with time totals per period.

Real-time location

Where the device is reporting from, which matters the moment a laptop goes missing.

Remote lock

Lock the device from the console when something looks wrong, and unlock it the same way.

Alerts

The console tells you when a machine stops reporting, when a blocked site is reached, when a policy is broken.

Reports and exports

Period summaries per device and per person, exportable to PDF for whoever needs the record.

How it works

From install to first reading

Four steps, and the fourth is where the work actually starts.

1

Install the agent

One signed installer per company, generated by the platform. No manual configuration on the machine.

2

Set the policy

You decide what is collected, at what interval and who can see it — before the first capture exists.

3

The machine reports

The agent starts the connection every 15 seconds, signed, and works through the fleet's own network.

4

You read and act

Dashboard, alerts, remote lock and reports — the console is where the decision happens.

Available on all platforms

Install the lightweight agent on any device in your team. Runs in the background without affecting performance.

Windows

Available

macOS

Available

Linux

Coming soon

Android

Coming soon

Questions

What people ask before rolling this out

The honest answers, including the ones about limits.

Monitoring a fleet with particular requirements?

Tell us the size, the systems and what has to be collected. We answer with what fits and what does not.

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