Free remote access for Windows, macOS and Linux
Connect to your computers by ID: directly when your network allows it, through our relay when it does not, with free relay time every day.
One ID per machine. A one-time password you can replace with one click. When the network allows, traffic goes straight between your computers, not through us.
Where to start
They download Tenvo and read you their ID and password. One click in the app replaces the password for next time.
Download and tryUnattended access with a permanent password, every monitor, file transfer and Tenvo AI for the routine work.
See the featuresFree for 30 devices with no credit card, and paid plans billed in your local currency.
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Each card below shows how the feature actually works.
Machine status, CPU, RAM and disk, alert rules and remote scripts — in your Tenvo account, next to remote access.
Computers connect peer-to-peer first. If the router won't allow it, relay steps in — and you can host it yourself.
Resume interrupted transfers. See per-chunk progress and live speed. Drag-drop folders; compress on the wire when needed.
Switch remote monitors with Ctrl+1..9. Fit-to-window mode is per session.
Set a permanent password for round-the-clock access to your own machines — no one needs to be at the keyboard.
TLS with a unique certificate for every device. The Windows installer is signed and the macOS build is notarized by Apple; the download page lists a SHA-256 for every installer.
One client and the same logic on Windows, macOS and Linux. On Android there are the Tenvo controller and the Support app; the iOS app is in development, and iPhone and iPad connect through the web app.
Keep devices in the app your staff use, install your own APKs and lock a missing device with your return contact. MDM comes with every Tenvo plan.
Learn moreHand Claude or Cursor your machines — or use the agent built into Tenvo with your own API key. It reads every screen, moves the mouse, types, and runs the commands you approve, over the same encrypted relay that powers Tenvo remote access.
How it works
Windows, macOS and Linux. Android apps are on the download page.
The person on the other side opens Tenvo and reads you the ID and the one-time password.
Type the ID and press Connect. For your own machines, set a permanent password for unattended access.
Every claim here is checkable: per-device TLS, signed installers with published hashes, direct connections, and a plain list of what we do not have yet.
TLS 1.2+ with a unique certificate per device. Direct sessions are end-to-end encrypted.
The Windows installer is Authenticode-signed by UPDEVTEAM LTD, the macOS build is notarized by Apple, and every installer has a SHA-256 on the download page.
Your screen goes peer-to-peer. The relay only steps in on hard NATs — and you can host it yourself.
Not SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certified yet — and we say so out loud. Read the full posture.
Free tier needs no card. Lite and Pro when you outgrow limits. Cancel anytime; local currency at checkout.
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About Tenvo
Tenvo is free remote access software for Windows, macOS and Linux. Every machine has a permanent ID, and the password can be replaced with one click. Connect to another desktop, help your family, look after a fleet — without a VPN or port forwarding.
It tries a direct peer-to-peer connection first. If NAT gets in the way, the relay takes over: a fallback route that works out of the box and that you can run inside your own network when your perimeter rules demand it. Connections use TLS with a certificate for every device; how remote access security works in Tenvo is described on a separate page.
People often ask whether they need a public IP or a VPN. They need neither: the connection is made by device ID, and the router needs no setup. Unfamiliar terms are explained in the glossary.
It works as a TeamViewer and AnyDesk alternative: Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, up to 30 devices and 2 hours a day through the relay for free, with prices in your local currency. No five-minute session timers.
Get started
Thirty devices free. First session usually takes a couple of minutes after install.