Morpheusly vs orke

Morpheusly is a privacy-preserving, open-source, peer-to-peer VPN solution that lets you remotely control your computers from anywhere with just a few clicks. Morpheusly keeps all your data fully private with high-grade encryption using a secure key similar to online password managers. Nobody but you can decrypt any and all data about your devices. Using Morpheusly, you can: - Select any private subnet for your internal network - Control your network with any number of Control Nodes including through a browser - Set up VPN tunnels from/to MacOS, Windows, and Linux computers, and from all your mobile devices. - Secure all your communications with high-grade encryption using Wireguard - Connect to your computer's remote screen using its native Desktop Sharing protocol (e.g. VNC or RDP) with just one tap - Connect to your Linux KVM Virtual machines using the SPICE protocol - Connect to any server that runs an SSH server - Seamlessly integrate with bVNC, aRDP, and aSPICE with just one tap Find the GPLv3 licensed source code at: https://gitlab.com/morpheusly-labs/morpheusly-client

orke for iPhone and iPad opens the orke workspace that is running on your PC. Pick up the terminals and AI agent sessions you started on your PC. Check progress, type a command, or start a new session while you are away from your desk. How it works 1. On your PC, open orke and turn on remote access in Settings. 2. Copy the address and paste it into this app. 3. Sign in with your Google account. Your workspace opens. Features • The same sessions and output as on your PC • Terminal input made for touch: a key bar for Esc, Ctrl, Tab and arrows, plus text selection and paste • Save your PC and connect with one tap, or connect as soon as the app opens Requirements • orke installed and running on your PC, with remote access turned on • The PC must be on and connected to the internet Privacy The app connects only to the address you enter. It has no account of its own and sends nothing anywhere else.