Most remote tools give you a pixel stream and leave you guessing when it lags. Pilotix treats every machine as an owned, enrolled device with a clear lifecycle — readiness, connection state, codec and transport all in one dashboard — and surfaces live stream telemetry so a slow session gets an answer, not a shrug.
Pick the platform, set a token lifetime, copy one command — the agent enrolls to the right account automatically.
Start a live session straight from the browser. No heavy viewer client to install.
FPS, Mbps, RTT, capture, encode, send, queue, codec and transport — a slow session gets an answer, not a guess.
Use HEVC where both ends support it, fall back safely to H.264 within the same session.
Each device enrolls once and is managed: readiness, connection state, codec and transport in one place.
Short-lived tokens, per-device credentials, dashboard revoke, and signed & notarized macOS packages.
Select macOS or Linux in the dashboard and set how long the enrollment token should live.
Paste the generated command on the machine. No Homebrew, Docker or other dependencies required.
Open the device in your browser and start a session with full telemetry on screen.
Reach notarization and CI Macs from anywhere, with sessions you can actually diagnose.
Manage servers and edge boxes as enrolled devices, not ad-hoc SSH targets.
Hand off access with short-lived tokens and revoke it in one click.
Just the Pilotix agent, added with a single command. There are no external dependencies like Homebrew or Docker.
Through short-lived tokens, per-device credentials and dashboard revoke, with signed and notarized macOS packages.
Pilotix shows live FPS, bitrate, RTT and pipeline timings so you can see exactly where a bottleneck is, rather than guessing.