Remote Access · Browser to PC

Your computer, from a browser

Sign in at aiintegrator.dev on any computer on your tailnet. Remote opens your PC or Mac with nothing installed on the computer you're sitting at.

Remote in a browser. Plays with sound.

Before you start

Put both on your tailnet

A browser connects through Tailscale only. The computer you sit at needs Tailscale, not AI Integrator.

  1. Publish the computer

    On the PC or Mac you want to use, open Settings → Remote Access and choose Publish on Tailscale.

  2. Sign in on the web

    In a browser on any device in the same tailnet, sign in at aiintegrator.dev and choose Remote in the sidebar.

  3. Type the code

    Choose Pair next to your computer, type the six-character code it shows, and choose Allow on the computer.

Keyboard and mouse

Shortcuts reach the computer, not the browser

Click into the picture and the keyboard is captured, so shortcuts go to your PC. Hold Esc for a second to let go. The ··· menu sets quality, frame rate, sound, and resolution.

The viewer's menu over a game: quality, frame rate, sound, resolution, game mode, keyboard capture, and Disconnect.

Code

Code chats in the browser

Start and follow chats
Start a chat on your computer from the browser, pick the runtime and model, and read the reply as it arrives.
Git
Stage, commit, and push from the Git panel, if the browser has the Git switch.
Files
Open a project file, rename it, or save a copy to the computer you're on.

Questions

A browser only trusts the secure address Tailscale gives your computer. Your local network and ZeroTier work from the apps, not a browser.

Yes. Capture keyboard sends the shortcuts your browser would keep. Hold Esc for a second to get the keyboard back.

Yes. The browser keeps its own key, so you pair once and it reconnects next time.