Remote Desktop Manager

Remote Desktop Manager

Remote Connection Management

99 ratings
217 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 23, 2015
  • September 16, 2026

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Access and manage all your remote connections and passwords from a single application. Centralize your data sources and connect to servers, virtual machines, and workstations with a single tap. Securely store and automatically input credentials for various services.

✓Manage remote connections
✓Store and manage passwords
✓Automatic credential input
✓Support for RDP, VNC, SSH, FTP, and more
✓Centralized data sources
✓Access from anywhere
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What's New in Remote Desktop Manager

2026.3.0

September 16, 2026

=== RDM (iOS) 2026.3.0.19 === New Features - (Experimental) - Added support for real touch input when using touch mode in an RDP session - Added a "Show hidden files" option for FTP entries - Added support for VMware entries - Added the ability to request more time for an active PAM checkout and approve or deny extension requests - Added webcam support to IT Assets Improvements - Added a magnifier button option for remote sessions that zooms in while held and zooms back out when released - Added an action to check in entries checked out by other users - Added an option to disable automatic mouse movement toward the session boundaries when dragging in RDP, VNC, and ARD sessions - Added automatic clipboard clearing after a delay when copying a secret and prevented copied secrets from syncing to other Apple devices via Universal Clipboard - Added partial support for symbolic links in SCP, FTP, and SFTP - Added support for AWS Dashboard SSO login and multi-tenancy - Added TOTP support for Hudu credentials - Created a migration utility to migrate from a local workspace to a Cloud workspace - Improved the check-out and check-in experience for folders and multiple entries - Improved the expiration warning for secure messages - Improved the Recovery Key experience with clearer validation feedback - In SFTP sessions, you can now transfer files as text and specify line endings - PAM accounts now appear directly in shared vaults, with check-out, connect, and credential actions available directly from the account, replacing the now-decommissioned PAM Dashboard entry - Removed unsupported languages that were still listed as available - The app now checks the Cloud status page to provide more accurate messages during service disruptions - You can now preselect a credential from a list when linking to another vault Fixes - Fixed an issue where Cloud workspaces did not offer to go offline after a failed refresh - Fixed an issue where deep links could fail if the target workspace wasn't already open - Fixed an issue where folder contents were not sorted alphabetically in some cases - Fixed an issue where Portuguese was not working correctly - Fixed an issue where the app could freeze when autofilling credentials on websites using a self-signed certificate, and where login fields could sometimes remain empty - Fixed an issue where View Password did not work with 1Password when 2FA was enabled

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Lockdown mode? lol, no soup for you

It’s not great, it’s not terrible. Which is hardly an endorsement. This app is ok on windows desktop. Like every year or two, they rip the rug out from beneath you, in one manner or another, e.g. disabling a protocol you’re using, or sunsetting how you’ve been saving objects/credentials to their cloud. Flame off. Cross-platform? Yikes. iPad Pro in lockdown mode cannot sign in to Devolutions Cloud (either genuflect or spit, depending on your faith). Not terrible, not great, either.
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password management

app is good but i cant manually set vnc password. only random password prompt… really wierd

키보드 딱딱소리 심하게남

사실 가상키보드 띄울수있는 모든앱에 다해당되는 애플에서 아직도 해결못한 유규한 역사와 전통 자랑하는 버그지만 키스트로크음 스피커볼륨 최대치로 올린거마냥 지나치게 크게들리는현상이 다른앱들보다 RDM에서 더심하게납니다 심지어 바탕화면으로 나가는 꼼수도 안통합니다 앱 여러개 까는것보다 RDM한개에 다 몰아넣는게 편해서 특히 ssh 여태까지 좋았다 생각한 Termius가 부분유료에 한계정 딱한기기만 쓸수있어 RDM이 성능이 딱히 뛰어난건아니지만 평타는 치기때문에 쓰는겁니다

Gute App mit großem Problem

Beim Wechsel der App in den Hintergrund von iOS - zum Beispiel durch Wechsel zu einer anderen App) werden nach kurzer Zeit alle offenen Sitzungen getrennt. Das macht ein vernünftiges Arbeiten nahezu unmöglich.

Why isn’t it compatible with SQLlite ?

Mac/Win versions are OK, indeed it is the only alternative to MobaXterm for MacOS that I could found, however iPadOS/iOS versions are unfortunately missing SQLlite database compatibility

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

Inability to add new remote connections

Bug

Credential vault not syncing properly

Bug

App crashes after entering master password

Bug

Remote desktop sessions randomly freezing

Bug

Keyboard shortcuts not working as expected

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Requested Features

5 requests

Add support for external mouse and keyboard

Feature

Improve remote audio functionality

Feature

Provide better screen resolution scaling options

Feature

Enhance compatibility with legacy systems

Feature

Streamline user interface and workflow

Feature

FAQ

What does Remote Desktop Manager do?

This application allows you to access and manage all your remote connections and passwords from your mobile device. It centralizes your connection information, enabling you to launch connections to servers, virtual machines, and workstations with a single tap.

What types of remote connections are supported?

The app supports a wide range of protocols including Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), VNC, Apple Remote Desktop (ARD), SSH Shell, SSH Tunnel, Telnet, FTP, SFTP, SCP, and more. It also integrates with cloud storage services and specific hardware management interfaces.

How does the password management feature work?

You can save and manage your passwords and credentials within a centralized database or a local XML file. The app facilitates easy input of these credentials, allowing for automatic sign-in to various services and remote connections.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the application is described as a free tool. There are no mentions of subscription fees, paid features, or in-app purchases within the provided description.

What are the use cases for this app?

This app is ideal for IT professionals and users who need to manage multiple remote servers, virtual machines, or workstations. It simplifies access to these resources and their associated credentials, especially when working remotely or in the field.