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. Three options, one promise: when you'd rather not do it yourself, you don't have to.
A session starts with your explicit approval and shows the technician only what you approved — a screen is not a file system.
Every action lands in a signed log you keep. We can see that a session happened — for billing — not what was on it.
The whole session streams to whichever of your devices you're holding. Stay, watch, ask questions — it's your machine.
Revoke mid-session with one tap. The route closes instantly, because it was only ever a grant on your graph.
Concierge pairs with the Access line: a witness keeps the screen reachable even when the OS is gone, so a technician can fix a machine that won't boot. The hardware →
By default your mesh calls out at a shared, public venue — our signaling, STUN and TURN, free forever. The Private Line gives you a venue of your own: the same three servers, serving your devices and no one else's. It's the difference between meeting in public and calling everyone home.
Prefer to host the venue yourself? Every server is a setting, and the code is MIT — so the Private Line is for wanting a venue of your own without hosting it. If hosting it is the fun part, we wrote the whole thing down.
Self-host it free — step by step →Two services · four products · zero of them required