Remote Utilities

Remote Utilities

Remote desktop & file transfer

1 ratings
58 reviews
Free

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Released
January 11, 2014
Updated
September 21, 2026

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Access and control your remote computer from your mobile device. View the screen, operate the mouse and keyboard, and connect securely from anywhere, even through firewalls. It's a free mobile viewer for your remote PCs.

✓View and control remote desktop
✓Operate mouse and keyboard remotely
✓Connect through firewalls and proxies
✓Access unattended and attended PCs
✓Connect via IP address or Internet ID
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What's New in Remote Utilities

14.2.1

September 21, 2026

- App lock — protect the app with a PIN or biometrics. - Internet-ID server settings in connection properties now match the desktop Viewer. - Proxy server settings can now be configured for connections. - Fixed: connections through a self-hosted server failed when "Enable permission-based Internet-ID access" was enabled on the server. - Minor fixes and improvements.

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User reviews

No longer supports older versions of Mack

Oh I love how you fix macOS Mojave Big Sur Catalina Monterey host bugs by completely dropping support for all of them instead of actually fixing the app.
We don’t find out that surprise feature until after your installer successfully installs onto older versions of macOS and then surprises us with a message saying you need Ventura to actually run the application.

Thanks a lot for all of us that can’t use screen sharing because Apple won’t provide a patch, you were our last hope.

Meanwhile you support windows all the way back to XP, really?
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Happy with new version but…

I was initially very excited to see at last this new release! What has left me deflated is not finding where “server PIN” can be entered. Furthermore, I cannot connect to any of the hosts I have in my self hosted RU server (I can connect to the RU self hosted server) while I am able to connect using my laptop and the Remote Utilites viewer app (Windows) without issue while on the same network as my iOS device. Maybe I’m missing something..
UPDATE

I am seeing the app trying to connect to id72.remote utilities.com which is very concerning as I did not ask it to and am now concerned the credentials I use on my self hosted server are being transmitted to your public hosted RU server…
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New update is definitely better despite the snafu

Despite the need to re-add all your clients because some of us don’t have the desktop version The new interface is definitely better.

Trying to install the macOS version for Mojave and it fails to work, it immediately crashes or displays a message that it needs updated. Your website says it supports Mojave

You can still see your old ID numbers when you connect your device to the computer and then go to finder device backups and files and then Remote Utilities you’ll find a file name connections xml
Unfortunately the passwords will have to be re-entered.

Once you have one device configured properly to transfer all that to another device download imazing and use a free version and bank up the app that’s working on the one device and then use the app restore feature to put it on another device and follow the instructions and the Amo transfer all the connections over including the passwords.
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Response from developer

We are sorry for the inconvenience this caused. The update replaced the old app with a completely new application, and the old app's saved connections use an incompatible format, so they could not be carried over automatically — this is a known limitation of the transition, noted in the first line of the What's New section, not a defect. Instead of re-adding every computer by hand, you can import your desktop Remote Utilities address book file directly into the new app. Thank you for posting the recovery steps for other users, and for still giving the new app a measured rating despite the trouble — we know there is room to improve.

Doesn’t function with an iPad

I’m on an iPad and I can’t get apps like excel to open, the track pad that works with the iPad doesn’t work with the program. Not a viable option.

Doesnt work on ios nor android

Doenst work with private server

FAQ

What does Remote Utilities do?

Remote Utilities allows you to securely access and control a remote computer from your mobile device. You can view the remote screen, move the mouse, and type on the keyboard as if you were physically present at the computer.

How do I connect to a remote PC?

To connect, you need to install the Host module on the remote PC, which can be downloaded from the official Remote Utilities website. The mobile app then acts as the Viewer to establish the connection.

Is Remote Utilities free to use?

Yes, the application is free remote desktop software. The mobile version, which acts as the Viewer, can be used for free to connect to your remote PCs.

Can I connect to a remote PC that is behind a firewall?

Yes, the application is designed to connect to remote PCs even if they are behind a firewall or a proxy. It also supports connecting via an easy-to-use Internet ID.

What kind of PCs can I access with this app?

You can access both unattended and attended PCs remotely from anywhere. This means you can connect to computers that are not actively being used or those that are currently in use.