Yours can too. One app turns the gear you already own into one quiet system — see any screen, open any shell, reach any file, from whichever device is in your hand.
Peer-to-peer between machines you own. Encrypted end to end. And when something is truly stuck, a real human is one tap away.
The software is the product: free, open source, and complete the day you install it — yours, with or without us. Everything else is optional, each piece for one specific day — a machine that won't boot, a job you'd rather hand off, a network you want wholly your own. Add them if you need them; the app never needs them to work.
One app on everything you own: consoles, shells, files, sharing — peer-to-peer, encrypted end to end. It runs on your hardware, so it costs us almost nothing, and we don't bill for it. Install it and you're done — everything below is something you can add, not something you need.
Explore the softwareSoftware can't reach a machine that won't boot. A small witness watches the video signal and presses the buttons, so a crashed or dead box stays on your graph.
The hardwarePress Summon and a CEC technician picks up. The session starts with your yes, every action is logged, and you can watch live or pull the plug at any moment.
The serviceBy default your mesh meets at a shared public venue. The Private Line gives you relay servers of your own — signaling, STUN, and TURN serving your devices and no one else's.
The serviceWe have subscriptions, accounts, a cloud — and the app requires none of them, not even at install. Every feature, on the hardware you already paid for. Four promises, demonstrated panel by panel on its page:
New devices announce themselves on your LAN — and only your LAN. Claiming is three beats: no typing an IP, no cloud round-trip, no account.
Discovery is mDNS on your LAN · public claiming stays off unless you turn it on — then it's a rotating, hard-to-guess code
The app reaches everything that's alive. The Access line is for everything else — small boxes that watch the video signal and press the buttons, so a crashed, frozen, or unbootable machine is still on your graph. Affordable on purpose: pay once, no subscription, ever.
Out-of-band · works with the OS dead · no apps installed on the PC
The app never needs either one. Concierge is excellent support staff one tap away — same humans at every price, three ways to pay. The Private Line makes the network itself yours. That's four products, and zero of them are required.
Press Summon and a CEC technician picks up. The session starts with your approval, every action is logged, you can watch live, and you can pull the plug at any moment.
$20 / 15 min with any plan · by invitation while we grow the team
By default your mesh calls out at a shared, public venue. The Private Line gives you a venue of your own — signaling, STUN, and TURN serving your devices and no one else's, like calling them home instead of meeting in public.
No plan? Everything still works — shared servers + 1 Mbps relay, free forever
Because it runs on your hardware, not ours. We sell hardware — the Access line, and CEC's custom builds — and two services: a real technician's time by the minute, and a Private Line for people who want relay servers of their own. The app, the mesh, and the always-on 1 Mbps relay cost us almost nothing per user, so we don't bill for them.
The software needs a live OS to run on. The Access line is for the days there isn't one — crashed, frozen, stuck in BIOS, or refusing to boot. A witness watches the machine's video signal and presses its buttons, so it stays on your graph with its OS gone. Watch it save a machine.
Only what you approve, only while you allow it. A session starts with your explicit yes, shows just what you approved, is logged end to end, and you can watch live or pull the plug mid-session. $25 per 15 minutes, $20 with a plan — by invitation while we grow the team. The three ways to pay.
VPNs, privacy, lock-in, internet outages — all answered, plainly.
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