USBridge Remote is a unified high-performance client for managing remote machines. I designed it to combine hardware-level BIOS access (via USBridge KVM devices) and software-based remote desktop in a single, streamlined interface.
⚠️ Beta Software — This is an early release. Expect bugs. Please report issues via GitHub Issues or join our Discord for support.
The Client is the control interface — installed on your workstation or laptop. It manages connections, live remote desktop, virtual device passthrough, and snapshot registry.
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| x86_64 | Download | Download | ||
| ARM64 | Download | Download |
The Agent runs on the target machine — the server or PC you want to access remotely. It handles screen capture, input injection, and Tailscale networking.
| Windows | macOS | Linux | |
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| x86_64 | Download | 🚧 | |
| ARM64 | Download | 🚧 |
One place for everything — I've unified the workflow. Manage USBridge KVM hardware and software agents from a single dashboard. Add a machine, connect, and you're in.
No limits, no subscriptions — Completely free. No session time limits, no connection caps, and no account required on the target machine.
Low-latency video — My adaptive streaming engine selects the most efficient protocol based on your connection. Enjoy up to 2K resolution with minimal lag thanks to FFmpeg hardware acceleration (DXGI, AVFoundation, VAAPI).
Tailscale integration — Built-in encrypted P2P tunneling. Connect to any machine globally without messing with port forwarding or firewall rules. It works on LAN and over the internet automatically.
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Install the Agent on the machine you want to access remotely. Launch it — it will display a connection token and Tailscale address. Connect Tailscale if you need access over the internet.
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Install the Client on your workstation, laptop, or phone.
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Add a connection — enter the IP or Tailscale address shown in the Agent window. That's it.
Join our Discord to get the Beta Tester role, report bugs, and help me shape the roadmap: