RDP Desktop
Windows desktop, no mstsc
Remote your Windows desktop from a web page — no mstsc, works on mobile.
What it does
- A web page is the remote desktop — no mstsc, no client at all
- Works on phones and tablets: multi-touch, long-press and drag are all wired
- Reconnects on its own, and tells apart "the machine is unreachable" from "our tunnel dropped"
- When it cannot connect it offers the next step (run a health check), not just the word "failed"
- Passwords are encrypted at rest and never returned by a read endpoint
- Sessions can be driven by AI, with dangerous actions still needing your confirmation
How to start
- 1 Add a connection in the console and pick RDP
- 2 Enter the address and password (stored encrypted, never in the clear)
- 3 Open it and the desktop is there — the same on a phone
Common questions
No. The screen renders in the browser; all you need is a web page.
Yes. Multi-touch, long-press and drag are properly adapted — not a shrunken desktop you poke at.
The UI tells apart "this machine is unreachable" from "the remote-desktop service is temporarily down", and offers a health check — that answers whether the problem is yours or ours.