Remote desktop that just connects — peer to peer
Share one short code and the other person sees your screen — or you see theirs, and work on it as if you were at their desk. The picture, mouse and keyboard travel straight between the two computers, encrypted, so nothing passes through or is stored on our servers.
Get the app for remote accessConnect in seconds, with no account
The person who wants help presses Share this device and gets a short code (for example K7Q2-M9XA). The helper types the code and the screen appears. Neither side needs an account, and the code stops working when the session ends or a new one is made.
In the desktop app the person sharing decides whether you may only watch or also control, and can switch that off at any moment.
- One short code — or paste a link, or send the code in a chat
- No account needed to share, connect or watch
- The sharer always chooses: watch only, or allow control
Work on the other computer like your own
The remote screen opens in its own window that fits any screen size, can be pinned above other windows or taken full screen. Your keyboard and mouse go straight through — including shortcuts — and copy and paste work between the two computers.
On a phone, tap to click, hold to right-click, drag with one finger and scroll with two, with a typing bar that handles autocorrect.
- Full keyboard, shortcuts and a fast mouse; copy-paste text across computers
- Choose crisp text or smooth motion, save a screenshot, or record the session
- Voice, chat and file transfer inside the same session
Draw and point on the screen
Explaining is easier when you can show. During a session — and in screen shares and meetings — you can ask to draw: pens, highlighter, arrows, shapes and a laser pointer. The person sharing is asked first, sees what you draw on their real screen in the desktop app, and can take permission back at any time.
Private by design
Screen, mouse, keyboard, chat and files go directly between the two devices over an encrypted WebRTC connection. The server only introduces them, and where a direct path is impossible a relay forwards encrypted data it cannot read. Nothing is recorded or kept unless you choose to record on your own computer.
Built for support teams, freelancers and small businesses
Fix a colleague’s laptop, walk a client through a tool, or help family from anywhere — without paying per seat or installing a heavy agent. Chat, calls, meetings and file transfer are in the same app, so a support conversation does not need four different tools.
Common questions
Yes, for the same everyday jobs: connecting with a code, watching and controlling a computer, keyboard and mouse, file transfer and chat. PeerFlow adds drawing on the shared screen, copy-paste, session recording and picture-quality modes, and it connects peer to peer without storing anything on a server.
No. You can share your screen with a code, or connect to someone else’s, without signing up. An account is only needed for chat, calls and hosting meetings.
Both. Remote access runs in the PeerFlow app: control works with the desktop app on the computer being controlled, and the person there can switch it off at any time.
Everything travels over an encrypted WebRTC connection straight between the two devices. Our server only helps them find each other and never sees the screen, keystrokes or files.
Yes. Devices on different networks connect directly where possible and fall back to an encrypted relay when a strict firewall blocks the direct path.