Its screens, cameras and audio in tabs. H.264 to 4K, MJPEG floor. Flip Control on and your keyboard and mouse are its keyboard and mouse.
See it, drive it →A real PTY on the far side: no sshd, no port forwarding. Tabs per machine, tmux-style shared sessions, flow control exactly like ssh.
Open a shell →Browse, preview, rename, fetch, for every machine you own. Downloads stream straight to disk, never through a server. Owner-gated.
Browse the disk →The web apps and services your machines host, reachable from anywhere on your fleet. Map a port through the mesh proxy and open it locally: any TCP service, no forwarding.
Reach its services →Pull several machines into one call: screen, sound, camera, files, even shared control. Stream-only and scoped to the room: nothing stored, nothing left behind when you leave.
Gather the fleet →Every console rides one mesh route between machines you own: encrypted end to end, peer to peer, no server in the middle. The owner/fleet gate is the same everywhere, and nothing is shareable by default. Nothing.
Traffic runs directly between your machines. Reference relays only introduce, and every one is a setting you can point at your own box.
Terminal, Files and control open only for machines you own or are in your fleet. A guest can't even ask.
Every console, $0, MIT-licensed, no account required. What installs is the whole thing.