Remote desktop guide

Remote desktop access for every device

FlashDesk brings remote control, screen sharing, SSH, session recording, file transfer, and team administration into one app. Start free for personal, non-commercial use.

Remote control / Screen sharing

Control remote devices as if they were right in front of you.
Start a connection by entering the destination ID. On the destination side, connections can be approved manually or allowed with a preconfigured password.

Multi-monitor is supported, so you can switch between monitors even when the remote host uses multiple displays.

It fits user support, configuration changes, and routine maintenance when you want to respond quickly while seeing the remote screen.

Use FlashDesk across Windows, macOS, Linux, and mobile

FlashDesk supports Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. On Linux, Wayland environments are also supported. Choose the package for your OS and architecture on the download page.

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Bring the remote workflow into one place

FlashDesk is more than a tool for manipulating a screen. Because screen sharing, remote control, SSH, recording, file transfer, and chat live in the same app, remote support and maintenance workflows stay less fragmented.

It is a good fit for people who want fewer tool switches and for teams that manage multiple devices continuously.

Handle these remote workflows in FlashDesk alone

FlashDesk is strong not only at remote control itself, but also at covering the work that happens before and after it in one place.

Organize connections into folders, and export or import only the connection destinations you need.

How to start remote desktop access

  1. Install FlashDesk on both devices — the device you will operate from and the device you will connect to.
  2. Launch FlashDesk and check the device ID shown on the remote device.
  3. Enter that ID on your local device. You do not need an account to start.
  4. Approve the connection on the remote device. Screen control, SSH, files, and recording are then available in the same window.

Security

Traffic is encrypted so data can be exchanged securely. Video and control data are exchanged between devices whenever possible, and when network conditions require routing through servers, FlashDesk is designed to handle them securely.

Connections can be managed through manual approval or passwords, and access can be restricted so only approved IDs can connect. Time-based automatic disconnect settings help prevent sessions from being left open during operation.

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From personal use to team operations

Free is for people who want personal, non-commercial use. It includes core features such as screen sharing, remote control, SSH, recording, and file transfer, making it a good fit for home PC access and everyday remote support.

Pro is for teams that want ongoing business or commercial use. It centralizes seats, licenses, and billing in the Admin console, making it a strong fit for multi-member maintenance operations and continuous business use.

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Frequently asked questions

What kinds of work is FlashDesk well suited for?

It fits home PC access, helping family members, checking distant servers, and maintaining multiple devices. Screen sharing, remote control, SSH, recording, and file transfer are all handled in one app.

Which operating systems does FlashDesk support?

It supports Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. On Linux, it also supports use in Wayland environments.

Is it difficult to get started?

Just download it, launch it, and enter the destination ID to start connecting.

How is security handled?

Traffic is encrypted, and the design takes connection approval and operational management into account.