Platforms
One account, every screen you own
Host on Windows or Linux, view from anywhere. Every client speaks the same encrypted protocol.
The Vyre apps
Vyre Desktop
Windows · WPF — The host. A tabbed terminal emulator that streams every tab you open to the web the instant it’s created, with real ConPTY under the hood.
- Multi-shell picker with a configurable default
- Minimize-to-tray keeps every tab alive in the background
- Command blocks, Ctrl+K palette, find and image paste
- Pin, rename and reorder tabs; export a session as text, HTML or .cast
- Screen-reader mode, high contrast and reduced motion
Vyre Server
Headless host · Linux & Windows — The host for machines with no desktop. vyre-host runs as a systemd service on Linux or as a Windows service, and its tabs show up next to your PC’s, end-to-end encrypted.
- One-command install with a SHA-256 check
- Approve it in your browser by checking a key fingerprint
- Tabs run as a named user: never root unless you allow it, never SYSTEM on Windows
- New Tab lists the shells installed on that machine
Vyre Web
Any modern browser — The dashboard. Every tab across every device you own, grouped and live — decrypted locally in your browser via WebCrypto, nothing server-side.
- Tabs grouped by computer, with pinning, rename and drag to reorder
- Take over a tab from your desktop, hand it back when done
- Pop a tab out into its own window, or use it on a phone with a key row
- Cmd/Ctrl+K palette, broadcast input, find and session export
- Screen-reader mode, high contrast and reduced motion
Vyre Android
Native Kotlin app — A native Viewer client with the same Kaxlin sign-in and end-to-end encryption model — check on a long build or a game server from your pocket.
- Read-only peek, or take a tab over from your desktop and hand it back
- Compose bar with saved commands, plus an Esc / Tab / Ctrl / arrow key row
- Open a new tab on any of your online computers
- Biometric unlock and an in-app alerts list
Requirements
What you need to run each client
Why not just…
Vyre vs. SSH+tmux vs. remote desktop
Not a replacement for SSH when you already have one — but for watching or steering a terminal from a phone, without opening your network up, it’s a different category.
| Capability | Vyre | SSH + tmux | Remote desktop / VNC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works from a phone browser, no client install | |||
| End-to-end encrypted, zero server-side plaintext | |||
| No port-forwarding, static IP, or VPN needed | |||
| Multiple simultaneous viewers of one session | |||
| Runs on a headless Linux server | |||
| Start a new tab remotely with one click |
Your next terminal is one tab away.
Install Vyre on your PC or a server, open a tab, and it’s already on the web. Free tier, no card needed.