Pick up where they left off.
Bring the conversation, diagnostics, and attempted fixes into the handoff.
Your people, their devices, and your IT team.
A closer connection, from one desktop companion.
Everything you need. Right here.
Let's keep your day moving.
For your peopleA friendly place to get help
For your IT teamContext that stays connected
For your workspaceYour tools, closer to the desktop
Less searching for support. Less repeating the story.
Explore how the companion brings it all together.
Describe the issue, add context, and keep the conversation in one place. When your IT team steps in, your story goes with you.
Interactive preview · sample data only
Bring requests and enrolled devices into the same view. Move from understanding an issue to a permissioned remote-assistance workflow.
Remote assistance preview · sample session
Alex Lee · Windows workstation
Give approved internal tools a familiar home. The planned app hub connects centrally configured websites with independent desktop windows.
Planned platform capability · interactive preview
Configured by your organization.
A sample of an independent app window.
A support console designed to connect the dots.
Who needs help, what they’re using, and what’s already been tried.
Bring the conversation, diagnostics, and attempted fixes into the handoff.
Assign a specialist, track progress, and keep the person in the loop.
Use targeted alerts and outage notices to share what your team knows.
From the first question to the next update.
The product direction, at a glance.
Requests, replies, screenshots, and useful context in one conversation.
Connect a request to the person and enrolled computer behind it.
Share relevant announcements and known outages with the people affected.
Offline troubleshooting, queued context, and phone-assisted QR reporting.
IN DEVELOPMENTApproved websites in desktop windows, with central configuration.
PLANNED PLATFORM CAPABILITYA planned integrated remote desktop experience with explicit access permissions.
REMOTE ASSISTANCE PREVIEWRemotelyLink is in development. These previews illustrate the intended experience; feature availability and supported environments will be confirmed before public signup.
Bring support to your people, or build a closer connection between your own applications and their desktop.
A few things worth knowingThe details behind the connection.
Not yet. Public signup is coming soon. This site is a product preview; account creation, pricing, and public onboarding will be announced when they are ready.
Organizations that want an easier way for people to reach IT support, and IT teams that need useful context around requests and devices. The platform direction also supports connecting approved internal web applications to a desktop companion.
The desktop companion is Windows-first. Additional operating systems and supported configurations will be announced after validation. The support console is web-based.
No. RemotelyLink is in development, and the interactive screens use sample data. They demonstrate the intended workflows. Integrated remote assistance and the managed app-window experience are preview capabilities; availability will be confirmed before launch.
The direction includes a managed SaaS offering and a self-hosted foundation with integration capabilities. Final packaging, service terms, and plans have not been announced.
No. These demonstrations run only on this page. They do not install software, connect to a device, capture your screen, or start a remote-control session.
RemotelyLink. Your desktop IT companion.