Every device you own,
one secure network

Remote desktop from any browser and a private WireGuard-style mesh between your machines — with team chat and video included.

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Laptops, servers and cloud machines joined in one encrypted mesh, reached from a browser tab

See it in action

Install the agent on Windows, macOS and Linux, connect from a browser tab, and see what Roomler does that TeamViewer and AnyDesk do, and what they still do better.

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Reach any of your devices

A TeamViewer-style remote desktop that lives in your browser

Remote desktop in the browser

Hardware-encoded H.264/HEVC/VP9 with sub-100 ms input latency. No viewer install — any Chromium browser is the controller.

Works behind strict networks

Direct peer-to-peer when possible; TURN relays and WebSocket fallbacks punch through corporate firewalls and full-tunnel VPNs.

Fleet management built in

Enroll unattended machines, push updates from the web, transfer files and clipboard, and audit every session.

Your own private network

A Tailscale-style overlay mesh between everything you enroll

WireGuard-style mesh

Every device gets a stable private address. Traffic flows directly between machines with NAT hole-punching and encrypted end to end.

Subnet routers & exit nodes

Expose a whole LAN through one machine, or route all your traffic through a trusted exit node when you travel.

MagicDNS & tunnels

Reach machines by name, forward ports, and run SOCKS5 tunnels into networks only one of your devices can see.

Collaboration included

The team layer is part of every plan — not an add-on

Rooms, chat & threads

Organized rooms with threaded messaging, reactions, mentions and file attachments.

HD video conferencing

Built-in SFU for crystal-clear meetings with screen sharing and recordings.

Files, cloud & AI

File sharing with versioned uploads, per-room libraries and search.

Set up a device in minutes

Paste one command, or on Windows run the graphical installer. Enrollment tokens come from your workspace (Devices → Enroll device).

Windows

Roomler Setup

Or from a terminal:

& ([scriptblock]::Create((irm https://roomler.ai/api/setup/install.ps1))) -Role daemon-system -Token <token> -Server https://roomler.ai

Linux

From a terminal:

curl -fsSL https://roomler.ai/api/setup/install.sh | sh -s -- --role daemon --system --token <token> --server https://roomler.ai --name "$(hostname)"

macOS

From a terminal:

curl -fsSL https://roomler.ai/api/setup/install.sh | sh -s -- --role daemon --token <token> --server https://roomler.ai --name "$(hostname)"

The complete getting-started guide for every platform

Simple, per-user pricing

Free for up to 10 users and 100 devices, and that includes commercial use. Paid plans are priced per user.

Free

$0 forever

  • Free for commercial use
  • 10 users
  • 100 devices with remote desktop
  • Private network with MagicDNS
  • 1 remote session at a time
  • Meetings up to 60 minutes, 10 people
  • Unlimited chat, 1 GB storage
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Business

$16 per user / month

  • Everything in Pro
  • 5,000 devices
  • Unlimited remote sessions
  • Meetings with 100 people, and recordings
  • 100 GB of relay traffic per user each month
  • 50 GB storage per user
  • Priority support
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Take your devices with you

Free for up to 10 users and 100 devices, commercial use included: remote desktop, a private mesh, tunnels, chat and calls.

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