End-to-end encrypted remote desktop
The other computer, with nobody in between.
With us2us Remote you connect to another computer or share your own screen. The session is encrypted between the two ends; the relay in the middle only carries bytes. It cannot see your screen, your keystrokes or your code.
Connected in three steps
The sharer reads out the ID and code
They press “Paylaşımı başlat” (Start sharing). A 9-digit ID and a one-time code appear on their screen. They give both only to the person they want to let in.
You type both in
The code turns into a key the two ends share. The relay never receives it; someone guessing gets exactly one try per connection.
The sharer allows it
By default every session asks “İzin ver / Reddet” (Allow / Decline) on the shared screen. When the session ends, the code changes.
What you need, nothing more
Everything for helping someone far away or reaching your own computer.
Approval every time
Each connection made with the code is put to the person sharing. With “Yalnızca izlensin” (view only), the other side cannot use the mouse or keyboard.
Permanent password
For reaching your own computer without waiting for approval. The password is not stored as typed; a key derived with Argon2id sits in the OS keychain.
Recent computers and favorites
Computers you connected to stay listed; star them and give them names. The list never holds codes or passwords.
My computers
Sign in with your us2usmail.com account to see your own computers and whether they are online. Being on the same account never skips the code or password.
Ask for permissions
In a view-only session the other side can ask for keyboard and mouse control; the person sharing decides.
Full-screen view
Work on the remote screen in full screen. Connect in any direction between macOS, Windows and Linux.
What does the relay know?
Two computers often can’t reach each other directly, so the connection goes through remote.us2us.app. The relay pairs the two ends and forwards bytes it cannot read.
Knows
- Device IDs and the public keys they belong to
- IP addresses
- When sessions start and end, and how many bytes flow
- If you sign in: which IDs belong to which account, and the names you gave your computers
Never sees
- The one-time code or the permanent password
- Your screen
- Your keystrokes and mouse movements
- Any other content of the session
Not yet
This is an early release. We don’t describe what isn’t built as if it were.
- Hardware-accelerated video encoding
- Clipboard and file transfer
- Unattended access as a system service (login screen, UAC)
- Administrator rights
- Automatic updates
- Multi-monitor view
- Audio
- Mobile apps
- An English interface (the app is in Turkish for now)
Open source, AGPL-3.0
All of the code is public. You don’t have to take our word for how it works; you can read it.