Remote access you can count on.
See the remote screen in real time, move the mouse, type on the keyboard, and copy-paste between machines. Low latency makes it feel like you're sitting right there.
How it works.
Get remote control running from any device in three steps.
Connect & view
Enter the remote device ID or pick it from your address book. The screen shows up right away, and quality adjusts to your connection.
Control remotely
Your keyboard and mouse inputs go straight to the remote machine. Special keys, shortcuts, and multi-key combos all work as expected.
Sync & collaborate
Copy text or images on one machine and paste on the other. The clipboard syncs both ways, across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Built for speed and clarity.
Lag ruins remote work. Tenvo is built to keep things responsive, even on slower connections.
Low latency
The network protocol is tuned for quick input response, so clicks and keystrokes land without noticeable delay.
Adaptive bitrate
Stream quality adapts to your bandwidth automatically. Fast connection? Sharp picture. Spotty Wi-Fi? Still smooth.
High-quality rendering
Resolution matches your display. Text stays readable and colors look right.
Works anywhere
Connects over standard port 443. No VPN, no firewall changes, no IT tickets required.
Strong end-to-end encryption.
Every session is encrypted. Here's what that looks like in practice.
Encrypted with TLS
All traffic is encrypted with TLS using a unique per-device certificate. On direct peer-to-peer connections, keystrokes, screen data, and clipboard contents stay end-to-end encrypted between you and the remote machine.
Port 443 — no VPN needed
Tenvo connects over port 443, the same one your browser uses. It passes through corporate firewalls and NATs without extra setup.
End-to-end, even from us
The client is open source under AGPL-3.0. You can audit exactly how it secures your sessions, or self-host the relay.
Ready to take control?
Download Tenvo for free and connect to your first remote access in under two minutes.