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Chrome Remote Desktop is a remote desktop service developed by Google. It allows users to securely access their home or work computers from phones, tablets, or other computers when away from the device, and to share screens for real-time collaboration or remote support. The service is built on Google's infrastructure and uses open web technologies including WebRTC.
Remote OK is a remote job platform listing remote jobs in fields such as programming, design, sales and customer support. Employers post jobs that are distributed through a network of job boards using its API. The site also offers a Remote Jobs API and a JSON feed.
Remote Jobs lists remote openings across fields including design, development, marketing, finance, management and customer support. The site shows a browsable list of remote positions with employer, employment type and location details.
XPipe is a connection hub that accesses server infrastructure from a local machine. It works on top of installed command-line programs and requires no setup on remote systems. It manages remote connections, remote file management, terminal launching, SSH support, container runtime integrations, hypervisors, remote apps, and concurrency synchronization through a git repository. A Community plan is free; Homelab is $5/month or $40/year, and Professional is $10/month or $80/year.
Aspia is a remote desktop, file transfer and system information tool. It offers remote desktop management, file transfer, remote terminal, system information, text chat, audio support and video recording, with host and client for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. NAT traversal with connection by ID uses Aspia Router and Aspia Relay servers, and direct connections are also supported.
mRemoteNG (Multi-Remote Next Generation) is an open-source, tabbed remote connections manager for Windows. It presents remote connections in a single interface and supports multiple protocols including RDP, VNC, SSH, and HTTP/S.
PS Remote Play is an official site explaining how to use Remote Play with PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 consoles. It lets users control a console remotely from a device at a different location, such as a computer in another room or a smartphone, over a high-speed internet connection. Some games do not support it and some peripherals are not compatible.
Better xCloud is an open-source tool that improves the Xbox Cloud Gaming experience on xbox.com/play. It also allows Remote Play on the xCloud website, with 1080p resolution and a high-quality codec profile on supported devices. Other features include clarity boost, screenshot capture, local co-op support, and mouse and keyboard support. It is installed through browsers and an Android app.
HopToDesk is free and secure remote desktop software for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, and Raspberry Pi, used for remote support, control, monitoring, screen share, file transfer, and live chat. It is free for personal and business use, with open source code and end-to-end encrypted traffic. A separate dashboard adds device management, ticketing, and white-label clients on paid plans.
Remote Sensing Systems (RSS) processes and analyzes microwave data collected by satellite microwave sensors. It provides research-quality geophysical data to the global scientific community, supporting work to evaluate climate trends, monitor extreme weather, and empower climate predictions.
AnimeTV is a free open-source anime app for Android, Android TV, Fire TV and Windows. It streams from multiple scrapers at 1080p and supports AniList, MyAnimeList and Trakt sync. It has no ads or tracking and supports D-pad remotes and external players.
Air Live Drive is a tool for Windows and macOS that mounts cloud storage as local disks, so remote files can be opened with any application without syncing or using local disk space. It supports Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, S3 and more than 40 services, and a free version is available.
The Analytical Sciences Digital Library is a community-operated digital library providing peer-reviewed instructional resources for analytical chemistry teaching. It has been active since 1998, with content contributed by analytical sciences educators and researchers. The library offers courseware, learning modules, e-books, remote labs, e-labware, active learning materials, videos, datasets, and classroom activities to support undergraduate analytical chemistry curricula.
Apache Guacamole is a clientless remote desktop gateway supporting standard protocols such as VNC, RDP, and SSH. It requires no plugins or client software; once installed on a server, desktops are accessed through a web browser using HTML5. The software is free and open source under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
ArtiVC is a command-line tool for data versioning on cloud storage. It snapshots data and switches between versions, supporting commit history, commit messages, version tags, diffing commits, and pulling data from a specific version. Backends include local filesystem, remote filesystem over SSH, AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, and Azure Blob Storage, with more through Rclone. No additional server is required.
Aspia is a free open source application for real-time desktop remote control and file transfer. It supports NAT traversal, system information, audio and chat, and users can create their own NAT traversal infrastructure using Router and Relay servers with connection by ID or use direct connections. All transmitted data is encrypted.
Telegram link is a Telegram channel, group, or bot link for updates, files, community posts, or support.
CardSmith is an online platform that provides interactive sticky notes on a virtual whiteboard for visual problem solving and project tracking. It supports real-time collaboration, allowing teams to brainstorm, map ideas, plan, and manage tasks together. The service is designed to be simple, flexible, fast, and agile, suitable for remote meetings, agile teams, coaching, and virtual workshops.
ConnectBot is an open-source SSH and Mosh client for Android. It gives access to remote terminals, lets users keep several sessions open and switch between servers, and supports secure SSH tunnels via port forwarding. Sign-in uses a password or SSH key. Mosh helps terminals recover from interruptions but requires compatible server software.
Cubari is an image proxy that takes images from other websites and displays them in a manga-oriented reader. It does not host the content viewed through it. It supports imgur, nhentai and custom JSON hosted on GitHub Gists. Reading history can be synchronised across devices using a third-party service powered by the remotestorage protocol, and a Tachiyomi extension is available.
DailyRemote is a job board for remote and work-from-home positions, listing openings across categories such as software development, design, support, sales, and writing. It includes a documentation jobs section and role and category filters.
Dolphin is a lightweight file manager designed for ease of use and simplicity while allowing flexibility and customization. It offers breadcrumb navigation, optional panels, tabbed browsing and split windows, and supports remote file management through KIO.
DoodStream is a video hosting service where users can upload videos, share them and make money. Uploads are possible via browser, FTP, remote URL and API, and many popular video formats are supported. Free users' videos are removed after 60 days, while premium users' videos are never removed. Premium bandwidth can be purchased to remove ads and the logo from the video player. Legal adult content is allowed.
Down, operated by Mdia Load, is a free file upload and sharing service. It supports standard file uploads, remote URL uploads, file copying, and drag-and-drop file selection. Users can send files via recipient email, add password protection to links, and upload files to folders, with a maximum individual file size of 10240 MB. Premium paid plans are available for additional features.
