We set all of it up; it arrives switched on. The colors below are the same ones the app uses; How it works tells the whole story.
It arrives already named: its own subdomain, like unicorn.panda.cec.direct, DNS pointed, certificate issued and renewing itself. Anything that wants a real domain can live behind it: Pangolin, NetBird, a site of yours.
The signaling, STUN and TURN your devices meet at. We build it, secure it and tune it before it ever reaches you. Your fleet meets there and nobody else ever does.
It activates as an AllMyStuff node and claims like any device, so it's not a rented dashboard. Open a shell, drop files, host things, straight from the app.
It's a real server, not a feature flag: put things on it. The mesh part just comes pre-wired.
Out of the box your devices meet at a shared, public venue: ours, free, forever. The Line moves the meeting place onto a box that answers to you, and hands you the box while it's at it.
Don't want to wait, or just want your own box? Self-hosting is always an option: every server is a setting, the code is MIT, and it works today. The Line is the same thing without keeping a machine alive. We wrote the whole thing down.
Self-host it free, step by step →A real CEC technician, one click away. The app is free and asking is free; the work is priced by the job, or covered by your warranty. Press Ask for help, approve your technician by name, watch every move, end it anytime.
Machine won't even boot? The CEC KVM line has a help button on the box itself.
They want to see and control your screen so they can help you.
Only continue if you're expecting Alex, the name your technician told you to look for.
One service · coming soon · never required