Nothing to install
No Xshell, no mstsc, no VNC client. One web page, four protocols.
Paste one ssh line and you are in
All your servers, from one browser tab
Bring your own servers, or spin up a new one — VNC · RDP · SSH · cloud browser, clientless and instant. One-click login, mobile-ready.
Try one of these:
No credit card · One-click TutuID sign-in · Hourly billing, nothing while powered off
Let AI do the ops
AI can boot it, connect to it and run on it — the dangerous step still needs your nod
Wire it into TutuAgent and AI drives your machines directly. Irreversible commands such as rm -rf or drop table stop and wait for you — the request expires after 30 minutes.
$ df -h /dev/sda1 82% $ █
rm -rf /var
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Why TutuCompute
Full power on a phone
The terminal ships a Ctrl/Alt/Tab/Esc key bar; the desktop handles multi-touch and long-press.
Credentials never stored in the clear
Passwords and private keys are encrypted at rest and never returned by any read endpoint. Managed keys can be revoked in one click.
Billed by the hour
Powered off costs nothing. Forgot to stop it? Idle machines sleep automatically and keep their weights.
You can see where it went
Balance, held funds, and which machine each charge belongs to — itemised on the billing page.
One entry for everything
SSH · RDP · VNC · cloud browser · GPU, plus files, services and port forwards.
Three steps
- 1
Sign in
One click with TutuID, shared across the suite.
- 2
Paste an ssh line, or start a new machine
Pasting fills in host, port and user for you. No machine yet? Start one by the hour.
- 3
Open it and work
Terminal, desktop, files, services and port forwards live in the same workbench.
Popular use cases:
Common questions
No. SSH, RDP and VNC use the services your system already ships. We never install a resident agent on your machine.
Encrypted at rest and never returned by a read endpoint. Managed keys are better still: install the public key once, revoke it in one click, and we no longer need your password at all.
Yes. Port forwarding exposes services bound to 127.0.0.1; reaching a private network directly needs the local bridge.
Not indefinitely. Idle machines sleep on a timer, and you can set a monthly spend cap that stops them automatically. Both limits are configurable.
Dangerous operations need your nod. The backend grades commands by risk; irreversible ones are held for confirmation and expire after 30 minutes. Who used your machines and when is listed on the AI permissions page.