Remote Access · PC to PC

Use one computer from another

Pair your laptop with your desktop in the AI Integrator app. Its screen and apps open in Remote, and its Code chats sit in your sidebar with Git.

From one computer to another. Plays with sound.

Screens and apps

Every screen and open app, drawn to scale

Remote lists your computers with their screens and the apps that are open. Choose one and it opens in the app, with your own keyboard and mouse.

Remote in the desktop app: this computer, then two paired computers with their screens and open apps.

Code

Run and commit Code on the other computer

Open a chat on your desktop from your laptop, send the next message, and answer its approvals. The Git panel stages, commits, and pushes on the desktop, with a review before every push.

A Code chat from a paired computer, with staged changes, Commit, and the commit graph beside it.

Pair

Pair once with a six-character code

  1. On the desktop

    Open Settings → Remote Access and choose Add a device. A new code shows every 30 seconds.

  2. On the laptop

    Choose Remote in the sidebar, then Pair next to the desktop, and type the code.

  3. Allow

    Back on the desktop, choose what the laptop can do and choose Allow. The laptop reconnects on its own from then on.

Questions

No. With Pair to any device in the network on, a device you allow on one computer can reach your other computers that have it on.

Yes, with the Git switch on. Stage files, write a message, commit, and review the push before it goes out.

No. The project stays on the desktop. The laptop shows its chats and files and sends your actions back.