Remio is a software publisher specializing in remote desktop technology, offering a compact product range built around its proprietary streaming platform. The company develops a two-component solution consisting of Remio Client and Remio Host, which work together to deliver native, GPU-accelerated remote desktop access for Windows PCs. Remio Host is installed on the machine to be shared, streaming its display and accepting input over the network, while Remio Client runs on a Windows PC to connect to, control, and view any computer running the host software. By leveraging GPU acceleration, the platform is designed to provide smooth, low-latency performance that goes beyond the capabilities of traditional remote desktop tools, making it suitable for demanding use cases where visual fidelity and responsiveness matter. Typical applications include remote work and IT administration, where technicians or employees need reliable access to office machines from elsewhere, as well as scenarios that benefit from hardware-accelerated streaming, such as accessing graphics-intensive applications, media workstations, or gaming setups from another device. The product range falls squarely within the remote access and remote support software category, a segment that serves both individual users managing their own devices and professionals maintaining distributed systems. Because the solution is split into distinct client and host packages, deployment is flexible: users install only the component each machine requires, whether that is a workstation being streamed from or a PC used to initiate connections. With a focused catalog of two complementary products, Remio concentrates its development effort on refining a single core capability—fast, native-quality remote desktop streaming—rather than diversifying across unrelated software categories. More information about the platform, its features, and downloads is available on the publisher's website at remio.net.