getting-started
Every Roomler documentation page tagged “getting-started”.
Roomler documentation
Remote desktop in a browser tab, a private WireGuard-style mesh network, and team chat and video — one agent, on Windows, macOS and Linux.
DocsGet started
Create a workspace, install the Roomler agent on Windows, macOS or Linux, and reach your first machine from a browser tab.
Get startedWhat is Roomler?
Roomler is a browser-based remote desktop and a private WireGuard-style mesh network on one self-hostable agent, with team chat and video included.
Get startedQuickstart
Create a workspace, enroll your first machine with a one-line installer, and open its screen in a browser tab — in about five minutes.
Get startedInstall on Windows
Install the Roomler agent on Windows with the signed MSI, the setup wizard or one PowerShell line — and pick the right service mode for your machine.
Get startedInstall on macOS
Install the Roomler agent on macOS, grant the two privacy permissions it needs, and add the root half if you want the machine on the private mesh.
Get startedInstall on Linux
Install the Roomler agent on Linux with one command — as a root systemd service or a per-user unit — including headless servers, containers and cluster nodes.
Get startedEnrollment and device identity
How an enrollment token turns a machine into a device row, what machine identity means, and how re-installing or removing a device behaves.
Get startedInstall the tunnel CLI only
Install just the roomler command-line client on a machine you sit at, to open port forwards and a SOCKS5 proxy without running the full agent.
Get startedSelf-hosting Roomler
Run the whole Roomler server yourself with one compose file and a published container image — accounts, signalling, chat, conferencing and relays.
Get startedVerify your install
Confirm the Roomler agent is running, enrolled, reachable and on the mesh — and verify the artifact you installed was really signed by us.
Get startedYour first remote session
Open a machine's screen, switch monitors, control quality, send keyboard shortcuts, and read the connection indicator that tells you how you are connected.
Remote desktopFrequently asked questions
Short answers about Roomler — what it is, what it costs, whether it can see your screen, how it compares to Tailscale and RustDesk, and how to self-host it.
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