nilinkTitan Transfer · bulk file movement
Chunked with checksums, a local resume journal, and a queue below the input channel so the mouse never stalls while a copy is running.
Not a single screen-stream window. niLink splits input, video, and bulk transfer onto end-to-end encrypted QUIC, then layers enterprise orchestration: embed SDK, credential vault, tenant entitlements, and an API for automated agents.
In the customer's accounting / ERP / CRM app, they tap QuickRemote: the agent downloads and activates, ID + password are ready, and the machine auto-enrolls into your Devices Enterprise.
The deep link carries tenant context; the agent issues itself and binds the ticket — no more reading IDs over the phone.
niLink splits the pointer channel from the video frames, predicts position on the controller, and continuously reconciles against the host's authoritative coordinates.
The pointer draws locally — it feels almost on-machine. Input sits outside the bulk queue so a large copy never freezes the mouse.
A random 16-character password, end-to-end encrypted — blocks leftover access when a session is forgotten or a machine is left unattended.
The secret never exists as plaintext on the server; rotate in one tap; Devices credentials decrypt only with the client-side key.
verified_userk7#Qm2vR9pLx4ZnfautorenewĐổiMove files up to 100TB (Enterprise), resume from the last chunk after a drop, checksum every piece.
The queue sits behind input and video so it never starves the mouse or keyboard. Directory manifests hide the host's absolute paths.
API / SDK so an AI agent can drive a remote session under control: create a session, check presence, revoke, audit.
Short-lived authorization, least-privilege scopes, every command on the audit trail — the control plane stays media-free and never reads pixels.
POST /v1/sessionsscope: ["screen.view", "input.control"]ttl: 300 · audit: on
Wake a sleeping machine before the session (within plan limits) — after-hours maintenance without asking the customer to power on.
Devices keep alias, labels, groups, and realtime presence; credentials decrypt on the client; connect in one tap from the card.
power_settings_newPOS-KIOSK-11 · Sleep → Online 4sScreen, input, and files are end-to-end encrypted; the server never reads session content.
Prefer P2P QUIC; when a firewall blocks it the relay only forwards ciphertext, and you still reach the machine.
Local enrollment + device trust and policy — not “one password forever”. Revoke when a tech machine is lost.
Quality follows the network; 60–144Hz when the device and path allow (Pro/Enterprise).
Credentials in Devices decrypt only with the client-side key; groups, trees, and session history.
Host on Windows; Viewer for Windows, iOS, and Android. Web console manages sessions (no pixel stream).
Instead of reading an ID over the phone each session, your team works a tree by customer and branch: each machine card is one click, each session is an audit line bound to a ticket.
Version 2.4.1 · build 2026-08-18 · SHA-256 with every installer.
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Quick · no install
Run once for a support session: SmartGuard ID and password appear immediately, nothing is written to the system.
Basic · Free / Base / Pro
Full installer for Windows 10/11: run Host to be supported, Viewer to control another machine.
Pro + Enterprise
MultiMon, HiRefresh, Priority Network, QuickRemote SDK and org policy. Direct download, activate with an org key.
After download — three steps
Web console for devices & sessions · Management — not a replacement for the native viewer.
Use Free for one machine, or see an Enterprise demo with the QuickRemote SDK.
Near-zero mouse feel comes from PixelSync Cursor — not a claim of 0ms physical latency on every path.