Remote Desktop: RDP & VNC

Remote Desktop: RDP & VNC

RDP & VNC remote control

2 ratings
1 review
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 3, 2026
  • September 22, 2026

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Securely access and control your Windows PC, server, or Mac from your iPhone or iPad. Connect directly using RDP and VNC protocols without needing an account or subscription.

✓RDP and VNC protocol support
✓Quick Connect for instant access
✓Trackpad and direct-touch modes
✓Two-way clipboard sync
✓Audio redirection
✓On-device AI assistant for troubleshooting
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What's New in Remote Desktop

1.0.2

September 22, 2026

- Smoother RDP: scrolling and moving windows keep up much better - Two-finger scrolling follows your fingers and glides after a flick - The pointer changes shape like on your computer — text cursor, link hand, resize arrows - Share a computer as a file: send it by AirDrop, Messages or Mail, and open it on another iPhone, iPad or PC. Uses the standard .rdp format (also opens in Microsoft Remote Desktop) and .vnc. Passwords are never included - Open .rdp files saved on Windows to add those computers - Touch like a laptop touchpad: press and hold for a right-click, tap then touch-and-drag to click and drag, drag with three fingers - A new toolbar button you can drag to any edge of the screen; tap it to open the toolbar. It no longer sits under the iPad's multitasking button - Haptic feedback when a session is ready, when something needs your attention, and on toolbar actions (Settings › Input › Haptic Feedback) - Stay connected through a short trip out of the app, and choose whether to reconnect after a longer one - Clear reasons when a connection fails, and a prompt to re-enter a wrong password - Verify computers: confirm a PC's certificate on first connection and get warned if it changes - Protection against being downgraded to a weaker login on PCs that use Network Level Authentication - Natural Scrolling setting, and scrolling now goes the right way on Windows PCs - "Prefer Low Latency" in Settings now speeds up RDP sessions

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Hello! Thank you so much for the wonderful review and the 5-star rating! We are thrilled to hear that you're enjoying the app. Our team works hard to provide a great user experience, and your kind words mean the world to us. If you ever have any suggestions or ideas for future updates, we’d love to hear from you. Have a great day!

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FAQ

Does Remote Desktop have ads?

No, Remote Desktop is ad-free. The app does not contain any advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience.

What devices can I use Remote Desktop on?

Remote Desktop is available for iPhone and iPad. It is designed to provide seamless remote control capabilities on these Apple mobile devices.

How often is Remote Desktop updated?

The latest version of Remote Desktop was released on 2026-09-22. Updates are provided by the developer, Bees Studio, to ensure continued functionality and security.

What is the age rating for Remote Desktop?

Remote Desktop has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages and does not contain content inappropriate for children.

Can I connect to my Mac with Remote Desktop?

Yes, Remote Desktop supports VNC for Mac, allowing you to securely control your Mac computers remotely. You can connect directly without any complex setup.

Does Remote Desktop require an account?

No, Remote Desktop does not require an account to get started. You can connect directly to your computers using their addresses, ensuring your privacy.

What are the connection protocols supported by Remote Desktop?

Remote Desktop supports industry-standard RDP for Windows and VNC for Mac, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. This ensures broad compatibility with various operating systems.

Is Remote Desktop secure?

Yes, Remote Desktop is private by design, using NLA + TLS security for RDP connections. Passwords are stored only in the device Keychain, and no analytics or tracking are performed.