Manage Every Device
from One Screen
From screen monitoring and remote support to software deployment and vulnerability checks.
Manage Windows PCs and Macs in one environment.
Support users. Maintain devices. Review activity.
Keep everyday support and longer-term maintenance in the same environment. Explore the tools by the work you need to do.
Monitor & support
Help users and prepare devices for the day.
Screen monitoring & remote control
View live screens across multiple devices, then control a selected PC remotely. Support Windows PCs and Macs from the same Viewer.
Screen sharing & presentations
Broadcast an instructor’s or presenter’s screen to user devices. Demonstrate a procedure or share teaching materials while everyone follows along.
Power control & auto-login
Start, shut down, or restart devices in bulk. Use schedules and Windows auto-login to prepare shared PCs before users arrive.
Bulk file distribution
Send teaching materials and work documents to selected devices. To install applications, use the separate software deployment feature.
Maintain & update
Find what needs attention and plan the next action.
Vulnerability checks
Compare operating systems and installed software with vulnerability data. See affected devices and response priorities.
Device & software inventory
Check OS builds, hardware, disk usage, and installed software versions. Find devices by tags and organize them into groups.
Software deployment
Register EXE, MSI, or PKG installers and install them on multiple devices. Reach connected devices before users sign in and review results per device.
Windows Update management
Run updates on Windows devices from the Admin Console. Follow scanning, downloading, and installation, and check whether a restart is required.
Set policies & review activity
Apply rules, review how PCs are used, and adjust.
Web & application restrictions
Set website and application rules for each device group. Keep the available tools aligned with the work or lesson.
USB storage control
Allow, make read-only, or block USB drives and external storage on Windows devices to help limit unauthorized data transfers.
Print management & quotas
Record who printed what and when. Set per-user page limits and notifications, then review paper and toner use.
Activity logs & usage reports
Review device use, apps, browsing, printing, and USB activity in logs and charts. Reports also track newly detected and resolved vulnerabilities.
Explore the screens
Browse the Admin Console screens. Drag or swipe to switch screens.
Check device status, urgent vulnerabilities, and print activity at a glance.
View multiple device screens together to see how work is progressing.
Review device status, users, and operating systems, then act on selected devices.
Review priorities and affected devices to identify what needs updating.
Register installers, deploy them to selected devices, and check the results.
Organize devices by classroom or department and configure group settings.
Schedule recurring operations such as startup before use and shutdown afterward.
Apply application usage rules to each device group.
Configure which websites are available for a lesson or a work task.
Review page limits and printed pages for each user.
Review device and application activity through charts and rankings.
Filter activity records to review what happened on a device.
Know which devices need an update
Go beyond a vulnerability count: see which devices and software need attention, and decide what to address first.
Find affected devices and software
Search views organized by device, software, or vulnerability. Identify affected endpoints or a product that needs updating across several PCs.
Decide what to address first
Four response priorities combine exploitation information and severity. The dashboard also links to devices that need urgent attention.
Review the update guidance
When fixed-version information is available, check the version and update method. Apply the update separately through Windows Update, software deployment, or the product’s own updater.
Use cases
Fit Remotto into the day-to-day work of your classroom, support team, or shared PC facility.
School & university PC labs
Prepare for lessons and help students when they need support.
- Before class
- Distribute teaching materials and prepare devices with Windows auto-login and remote app launching.
- During class
- Check student screens at a glance. Remotely control a selected device or share an instructor’s screen to explain a procedure.
Shared office PCs & IT support
Handle everyday support requests and maintain PCs that need updates.
- Daily support
- Check Windows and Mac screens and control a selected device remotely. Review installed software and disk usage when investigating an issue.
- Maintenance
- Use vulnerability priorities to identify update targets, then run software deployment or Windows Update as appropriate.
Tutoring & training centers
Prepare different applications and materials for each course.
- Course setup
- Distribute software and teaching materials to multiple PCs. Check installation results per device to see which PCs are ready.
- Next session
- Review application and device usage reports. Use the results to decide which PCs need materials and how many devices to prepare next time.
Libraries & public facilities
Apply consistent rules to PCs used by different visitors throughout the day.
- Usage rules
- Set web and application restrictions and print quotas. On Windows PCs, make USB storage read-only or block it.
- Daily operations
- Schedule shutdowns for closing time and review device and print usage. Use the results to revisit opening-hour schedules and device availability.
Benefits
Connect everyday checks, preparation, and maintenance so your team can move from finding an issue to taking action.
Support users with the screen in view
See issues that are hard to describe over the phone. Move from screen monitoring to remote control when needed, so you can work with the same view as the user.
- Choose the device to support from the screen overview
- Handle Windows PCs and Macs in the same Viewer
Prepare multiple PCs together
Distribute documents and applications to multiple PCs and schedule power operations. Bring recurring preparation tasks together to reduce individual visits to each device.
- Check software installation results per device
- Schedule startup before use and shutdown afterward
Set priorities and review the results
Use vulnerability priorities to choose which devices to check first. Review activity logs and trends in detected and resolved vulnerabilities to follow up after updates and plan the next action.
- Identify update targets from priorities and fixed-version information
- Review logs and reports after taking action
Improve policies using actual usage
Review device, application, and print activity in reports. Use the results to decide whether print quotas, power schedules, and the number of PCs fit the way your facility operates.
- Review usage times and activity by device
- Revisit print limits using each user’s page counts
System Requirements
Runs on standard PC environments that support Windows or macOS
Client (Managed PCs)
| OS | Windows 11 24H2 or later macOS 26 Tahoe or later |
|---|---|
| CPU | Intel Core i3 or higher, or Apple Silicon M1 or later, recommended |
| Memory | 4GB+ (8GB recommended) |
| Network | Wired LAN or stable Wi-Fi |
Server
| OS | Windows Server 2019 or later / Ubuntu 24.04 or later / Rocky Linux 10.1 or later |
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Recommended specs (for ~500 devices):
vCPU 16 cores / RAM 32 GB / Storage SSD 1TB / Network 1 Gbps
* Lower specs are sufficient for smaller deployments.
Pricing
Term licenses based on device count, with no automatic renewal or cancellation process required
Free
- Up to 5 devices
- Screen monitoring
- Remote control
- File distribution
- Power control
- No time limit
Light
Includes the Free plan features plus the following capabilities.
- Up to 50 devices
- Web access restrictions
- Application management
- Print management
- Usage logs
- Scheduled tasks
- LDAP/AD integration
Business
Includes the Free plan features plus the following capabilities.
- Up to 500 devices
- Web access restrictions
- Application management
- Print management
- Usage logs
- Scheduled tasks
- LDAP/AD integration
Frequently Asked Questions
Try Remotto for Free
No account required. You can use it free for up to 5 devices.
Client
Server
See the Installation Guide for installation steps