USBridge: Remote Desktop

High-speed, open-source remote access software. Whether you are administering a server in the next rack, working in IT support, or simply connecting to your home PC from across the globe, the USBridge hybrid client offers the perfect solution. It is a fast, secure, and seamless tool that allows you to control remote devices at any level without lag. USBridge is a fully open-source project. It contains no ads, trackers, or hidden telemetry. You can explore the source code and join the development community on our GitHub repository (USBridge-Technologies). The app offers a variety of advanced management features, such as: • Built-in Tailscale integration • Ultra-low latency powered by Moonlight and Sunshine protocols • Native and smooth performance in Wayland environments (Linux) • Shared clipboard and multi-monitor support • Hardware KVM-over-IP connectivity • Fast file transfer, and much more The hybrid architecture of USBridge combines classic remote desktop control and access to infrastructure components within a single interface, ensuring a high level of security. Depending on your needs, various scenarios are supported: • System administration: stable access to terminals, servers, and consoles • Gaming and heavy workloads: access to remote rendering and online gaming with high FPS, thanks to Moonlight/Sunshine support • 3D modeling and design: comfortable work with heavy graphics, CAD systems, and video editors due to accurate color reproduction and instant interface response To explore all features, check out the documentation at usbridge.io Why choose USBridge? • Fully open-source • Compatible with any OS and device (including full Wayland support) • High frame rates and ultra-low latency • Built-in Tailscale support • A single hybrid client for all tasks USBridge is a true cross-platform solution available for all major operating systems. Quick Start Guide: 1. Install and launch the USBridge client on your device 2. Install the agent application on the remote PC 3. Enter the address or select the desired host/KVM from the connection list 4. Complete secure authorization on the remote device 5. Done! You can now fully control the device