overview
Every Roomler documentation page tagged “overview”.
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.
DocsWhat 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 startedRemote desktop
Open any enrolled machine as a live screen in a browser tab — hardware-encoded, end-to-end encrypted and consent-gated, with no viewer to install.
Remote desktopPrivate network
A WireGuard-style encrypted mesh between all your machines — stable private addresses, names, direct connections through NAT, tunnels, exit nodes and SSH.
Private networkChat & video
Rooms with threaded chat, HD video conferencing with screen sharing, and file sharing — included with every Roomler plan, on the same accounts and server.
Chat & videoArchitecture
How Roomler is put together — one control plane, three data planes, one agent per machine, and a server that coordinates without ever carrying your traffic.
ArchitectureSystem overview
The pieces of a Roomler deployment — agent, CLI, server and browser — and how a remote session travels through them without the server carrying it.
ArchitectureSecurity & access control
How Roomler decides who may reach what — end-to-end encryption, roles and permissions, network ACLs, device-held gates, consent and audit.
Security & access controlFrequently 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.
FAQHow Roomler compares
Honest head-to-head comparisons against Tailscale, RustDesk, TeamViewer, MeshCentral and NetBird — each naming what the other product does better, first.
How Roomler compares