Remote for Hyper-V

Remote for Hyper-V

Start, stop and monitor VMs

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Released
August 18, 2026
Updated
September 24, 2026

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Manage Microsoft Hyper-V virtual machines from your iPhone, over your own local network. No cloud service sits in between: the app talks directly to your server. WHAT YOU CAN DO • See every VM at a glance: state, memory, CPU and uptime • Start, shut down, force stop, save, pause, resume and reset • Keep several servers and switch between them • Find hosts on your network automatically, or add them by address BUILT FOR YOUR OWN INFRASTRUCTURE • Connects over WinRM, the remote management service built into Windows • NTLM authentication, so your password never leaves the device • HTTPS with certificate pinning: you confirm the server's fingerprint once, and anything different is refused • Credentials are stored in the iOS Keychain and never sent anywhere else • No analytics, no accounts, no third-party code BEFORE YOU START Your Hyper-V host needs WinRM enabled and an HTTPS listener. The app includes a setup guide with the exact PowerShell commands to run. Want to look around first? Tap "Explore with sample data" to try the whole app against a built-in sample host, with no server required.
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What's New in Remote for Hyper

1.3.0

September 24, 2026

Change a machine's hardware from your phone. • New Settings for each machine: virtual processors, startup and dynamic memory, and which virtual switch each network adapter is connected to. Processors and memory change while the machine is off; the switch changes at any time • Saving or stopping one machine no longer disables the controls of the others • Commands to a host that uses NTLM authentication now run alongside each other instead of queueing, and can no longer be answered out of order

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