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RemoteDeck is a remote access application developed by AiRost that enables users to control a computer over the internet or to allow another person to control their own machine remotely. As a peer-to-peer remote-desktop solution, it falls within the remote access and remote support software category, serving use cases such as providing technical assistance, administering machines from a distance, and reaching a personal computer while away from it. A defining characteristic of the software is its security architecture: connections are end-to-end encrypted and negotiated directly between the two participating devices, which means the relay server involved in establishing the session never sees the user's screen or their input. Access is granted by sharing a permanent ID together with a rotating access code, and this access can be revoked at any time, giving users ongoing control over who may connect to their system. The software is distributed under a freemium model. The free tier provides one hour of access per day, making it suitable for occasional or short-duration sessions, while the paid RemoteDeck Pro tier removes this daily time limit and additionally unlocks full-resolution video for users who require extended sessions or higher visual fidelity. At present, RemoteDeck is available in version 12.4, and the catalog records a single version of the software, indicating one current release rather than a history of multiple published variants. Taken together, the combination of direct peer-to-peer connection negotiation, encryption that keeps session content hidden from intermediary infrastructure, revocable code-based access, and a no-cost entry tier positions RemoteDeck as a remote-desktop option for users who need encrypted internet-based control of computers with the flexibility to upgrade for unlimited daily access and full-resolution streaming through the Pro offering.
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