Low-Latency P2P Sharing
Direct peer-to-peer WebRTC connections keep lag to a minimum, from local networks to connections across the country.
Software built by IPBS · Remote desktop
AetherDesk — invisible, fast, everywhere-at-once connection.
AetherDesk is a lightweight remote desktop and screen-sharing app IPBS Business Solutions built as a fast, simple alternative to heavyweight remote access tools. Two machines connect directly over an encrypted peer-to-peer link, so there's less lag and nothing sitting in the middle watching your screen.
Peer-to-peer, not server-in-the-middle
Built to connect fast and get out of the way.
AetherDesk uses WebRTC to connect two machines directly, so your screen data travels straight between them, encrypted end to end.
Remote Control
Full mouse and keyboard control of the remote machine, not just a view-only screen share.
Simple Session Codes
Connect with a short session code instead of complicated account setup, with optional password protection.
End-to-End Encrypted
Connections are encrypted in transit, so your session stays private between the two machines.
Cross-Platform
Built to run on Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single lightweight app.
No Heavy Install
A lean, modern app instead of a bloated legacy remote-access client.
Why AetherDesk
A fast, simple alternative for ad-hoc remote support.
Whether you're helping a client fix a problem or jumping onto your own machine from elsewhere, AetherDesk is built to get you connected in seconds, without the licensing overhead of legacy remote-desktop software.
Built with modern, lightweight desktop technology for a small footprint.
Direct peer-to-peer connections for speed and privacy.
Actively developed, with new collaboration features on the roadmap.
Built for IT support and remote teams
AetherDesk is built and supported end to end by IPBS Business Solutions, so setup and support come from one team you can call directly.
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