The PeerFlow blog
Practical guides to sending files, chatting privately, calling, sharing your screen, working on someone else’s computer and meeting without the cost — all peer to peer, for freelancers, small teams and startups.
A Remote Support Workflow for Small IT Teams
A team of two to ten people does not need an enterprise helpdesk. It needs a clear routine. Here is one that covers intake, connection, handover and follow-up.
Read the articleRemote IT Support Checklist for Freelancers and Solo Consultants
Solo IT helpers are trusted with other people’s machines, and trust is the product. Here is a checklist that makes remote support smooth, safe and easy to bill.
Read the articleHow to Access Another Computer Remotely: A Simple Guide for Beginners
Want to see or control a computer that is somewhere else? This beginner-friendly guide explains how remote access works, how to do it step by step, and how to keep it safe.
Read the articleHow to Help Your Parents With Their Computer From Another City
The phone rings: the printer is broken, the screen looks strange, an email vanished. Here is a patient, safe way to help a parent or relative by seeing their screen instead of guessing.
Read the articleTeamViewer Alternative for Small Business: Remote Support Without Licence Fees
Free remote desktop tools are usually for personal use, and business licences add up fast. Here is a practical look at a TeamViewer alternative that suits small teams, freelancers and startups.
Read the articleUltraViewer Alternative: Remote Desktop With Copy-Paste, Drawing and Recording
UltraViewer is loved for being simple. If you want that simplicity plus drawing, copy-paste between computers, recording and an app for phones too, here is what PeerFlow offers.
Read the articleAnyDesk Alternative: Free Remote Desktop With a Short Code and No Account
AnyDesk is popular, but its free plan is meant for personal use and many people want something simpler. Here is how PeerFlow compares for everyday remote desktop work.
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