AI runs the fleet.
You hold the keys.
Hand 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.
From one prompt to three patched machines.
Claude asks, Tenvo plans, you approve — and the fleet updates while you watch. 26 seconds, no narration needed.
Three steps. Your keys, your approval.
Pick the model that fits how you work. Every action still passes through your approval and the same encrypted tunnel.
Turn on AI Control in Settings. Tenvo starts a local agent on each machine, bound to localhost (127.0.0.1) and your fleet key. Nothing is exposed to the internet.
Use your API key — OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, DeepSeek, GigaChat, YandexGPT, and more. Or connect Claude and Cursor via MCP.
View-only by default. Every write step waits for your explicit yes. All actions go to the audit log.
Hands-off operations, on your terms.
The agent handles the repetitive clicking across your fleet while you keep the keys, the approval, and the record.
Use the API key you already pay for. Tenvo never marks up tokens and never sees your prompts.
One agent operates every PC in your address book, not only the machine in front of you.
It runs read-only until you allow more. Each write action needs an explicit yes before it fires.
Every command, approval, and result is recorded in the audit log, so you can replay exactly what happened.
Agent traffic rides the existing encrypted Tenvo port-forward tunnel. The agent daemon only listens on 127.0.0.1.
External agents like Claude and Cursor connect over MCP. The built-in agent runs with your provider key. Both dispatch through the same approval broker.
Each agent daemon is locked to a deterministic fleet key issued by your account, so only your client can drive your machines.
The next wave of agent skills.
These ship behind a beta flag in current builds — opt in from AI Control. The safety model stays the same throughout: read-only by default, every action waits for your approval, all of it written to the audit log.
On connect, Tenvo sweeps disks, services, pending updates and recent crashes, then the agent ranks what's wrong and why — before you start clicking around.
For each issue the agent proposes one concrete fix. Approve it and it runs the exact command shown, with one-click revert if the result isn't what you wanted.
Say what you need, hands-free. The agent turns speech into steps, you approve, and it acts — handy when you're already busy on the remote box.
The agent looks at what's actually on the remote display and walks the person through each step, pointing at the right control instead of working blind.
Real-time two-way translation in the session, so a tech in São Paulo can help a user in Warsaw without either of them switching language.
Tenvo flags the patterns of a tech-support scam mid-session and warns the person on the other end — protection aimed at the users who need it most.
◢ Also in beta: per-client memory that carries context between sessions, and fleet-wide actions across many machines at once. Your feedback shapes what ships.
The big guys charge more. For less.
Verified list prices, June 2026. TeamViewer's median real spend is $10,424/year once add-ons land — Tenvo Pro is $96/year, flat.
* AnyDesk Solo $14.90/mo equivalent, billed annually upfront (anydesk.com, 2026). TeamViewer Remote Access $24.90/mo; median real spend $10,424/yr across verified purchases (costbench.com, 2026). RustDesk client is free; you run and maintain your own server.
We're a small team.
That's the feature.
No investor deck telling us to raise prices. No enterprise sales floor to feed. We ship the AI feature the incumbents are still running focus groups about — and charge less than they ask for screen sharing alone.
Free for one. Fair for many.
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