The session, the device, the patch, and the automation. Same object.

Workspaces

One place to run the fleet

• Named workspaces with their own URL, users, branding, and devices.
• Custom login path so each customer or team has a clean front door.
• Member invites, roles, and shared access — no shared passwords.
• Light and dark mode, workspace colors, logos, and login branding.

Agents

They show up and stay there

• Native agents for Windows, Linux, and macOS from one Agent Install page.
• One-line install and uninstall per OS, with an onboarding code that drops the machine into the right workspace.
• Windows agent runs as a service at boot — before anyone signs in — so you can reach a PC at the login screen after reboot.
• Auto-update across all three platforms, plus a manual “Update agent” push.
• Restart the agent remotely when a tunnel gets stuck, without a truck roll.

Unattended remote access

Not a “please click Accept” app

• Remote Control from the device page over a secure session.
• Full VDI desktops, individual application streams, and URL sessions through the device network.
• Join-session links so a second technician can come in without sharing the host keyboard.
• Ctrl-Alt-Del / secure attention, view-only vs control, and a loading experience that tells the operator what is happening.
• Auto login after reboot so a machine can come back to a signed-in desktop.
• Remote PowerShell on Windows and SSH on Linux/macOS from the same device list.

Devices

A fleet you can actually manage

• Live inventory: name, hostname, platform, IPs, online/offline, last check-in, agent version, hardware, and notes.
• CPU, memory, and disk utilization, with a high-utilization banner when something is on fire.
• Per-device mute for utilization noise.
• Reboot the computer, restart the agent, or open Remote Control from the same action row.
• Installed apps list, search, and “browse for .exe” when the catalog is not enough.
• OS patches on the device itself: scan, see pending vs installed, jump into fleet patch policy.

Groups

Live membership, not a copied snapshot

• Built-in OS groups (Windows, Linux, macOS) that stay in sync with the fleet.
• Custom groups you name and fill — servers, laptops, a customer site, a lab.
• Automations, reports, and patching target the group as it exists today.

Patch management

Looks like a real RMM because it is one

• Fleet overview across Windows, Linux, and macOS: compliance score, fully patched vs pending vs not scanned, reboot required.
• Per-OS policy: soak days, skip preview/feature releases, auto-install inside a window, daily / weekly / monthly / manual.
• Third-party application patching with allow / defer / ignore per app.
• Scan all, install eligible now, and drill into a device’s patch list with status detail and logs.
• Compliance grades (Healthy / Fair / Needs work / Critical) with a 95% target — and a notification when the fleet grade moves.

Automation

Detect, fix, verify, escalate

• IF / THEN workflows, not one-shot “if CPU then email.”
• Scheduled jobs: once, every N minutes, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly.
• Scope: any device, one or more groups, or specific machines.
• Nested AND / OR conditions with duration holds (“CPU above 90% for 10 minutes”).
• Sequential steps: actions, waits that persist, and CHECK branches with YES / NO paths.
• Actions: notify, scripts (PowerShell or SSH), reboot / restart / update agent, services, processes, patches.
• Create Alert is task-level — one workspace notification (and one Telegram), not a flood per endpoint.
• Cooldown and max executions so a noisy condition cannot loop all night.
• Run now, duplicate, enable/disable, and execution history with step-by-step results.

Starter templates: High CPU, High Memory, High Disk Usage, Device Offline, Service Recovery, Critical Patch, Reboot Required, Agent Update, Nightly Patch Scan, Weekly Patch Install.

Reports

Something you can hand to a customer

• Dashboard, Device Health, Patch Compliance, Hardware Inventory, Software Inventory, and Availability.
• Custom reports scoped to a group.
• Export PDF, CSV, or Excel.
• Scheduled email reports so leadership gets the pack without logging in.

Software fleet

Who still has Chrome 120?

• Inventory of what is installed, on which hosts, and which versions.
• Open a version to see every device that has it.

Notifications

Reach people where they already are

• In-app bell: Down Detector, back online, high utilization, patch grade changes, automation.
• Browser desktop notifications, with a per-device utilization mute.
• Telegram bot with toggles for down, up, utilization, patches, and automation.
• Email via workspace SMTP and templates (invites, reports, and automation mail).