Roomler blog
Why Roomler exists and how it is built: remote desktop from a browser tab, a private mesh network and team collaboration on one open-source agent.
Remote desktop file transfer for large files, and where they land
Move large files in a browser remote desktop session: resume interrupted transfers, keep bytes off the server, and find files saved under the service account.
Exit node vs subnet router, and which one you need
A subnet router adds routes for one range. An exit node changes the default route. What each costs when it fails, the overlapping-range trap, and how to pick.
MeshCentral alternatives, sorted by the job you are replacing
MeshCentral alternatives sorted by job: RMM, agentless RDP/VNC relaying, or remote control. What MeshCentral does better, where Roomler differs.
SSH into a machine behind NAT without port forwarding or sshd
SSH to a machine behind NAT with no router port forward, no sshd and nothing listening, Windows included. How to turn it on, and why there is no -R.
My wife’s swearing at TeamViewer made me build my own remote desktop tool with extras
An open-source, self-hosted TeamViewer alternative that runs in any browser tab