Open Source TypeScript Remote Desktop Software

LinkAndroid is a free, open-source desktop application designed to connect and manage Android devices from a computer. It supports USB and wireless connections, including QR code pairing, Wi-Fi, and automatic device discovery. Users can mirror Android screens and control their phones using a computer's mouse and keyboard. The software also provides screenshot editing and screen recording in GIF or MP4 formats. Its file manager supports transferring, renaming, and deleting files, while its application manager handles APK installation and removal. Developers can access an integrated ADB shell and automate tasks using Python scripts. Built with Electron, LinkAndroid supports Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Roomler replaces Tailscale, TeamViewer and Microsoft Teams with one daemon and one web app. Every machine you enroll joins a private WireGuard mesh with stable IPs and MagicDNS. Open any of those machines' desktops in a browser tab, forward a port, run a SOCKS5 proxy, or SSH in with no sshd and no open port - plus team chat and HD video calls on the same server. Traffic is peer-to-peer and end-to-end encrypted: the server only coordinates auth, policy and signalling, and never sees your pixels, keystrokes, files or tunnelled bytes. Self-host it free on unlimited devices - same code as the hosted service, no crippled community build, no licence key, no phone-home - or use the hosted service at roomler.ai. Agent runs on Windows, Linux and macOS; built in Rust. Split licence: AGPL-3.0 for the server, MPL-2.0 for everything you install on a machine, so MSPs can build on the agent freely. More demos: youtube.com/@RoomlerAI

Voltura Air turns a phone, tablet, or browser into a wireless remote for Windows 11. Use a touch trackpad, keyboard, or supported phone motion controls; view and control your PC screen with sound; or use your phone as a Windows webcam. Manage PC files and transfer individual files between devices, switch open apps, control media and presentations, dictate and exchange text, and build custom remote-control screens. Power users can open an interactive PowerShell terminal. An optional read-only AI Assistant uses your existing Codex setup. Install the Windows host, scan its QR code, and open the controller in your browser. No mobile app-store installation or Voltura account is required. Direct LAN is the default, with optional Cloud relay for networks that block inbound connections. Device permissions stay under your control. Free and open source under the MIT license. Standard, full, and portable Windows x64 packages are available.

VibeTunnel provides browser-based access to terminal sessions, allowing developers to monitor and control commands from other devices. It is particularly useful for managing coding agents, development servers, and long-running processes remotely. A web dashboard displays active sessions with real-time activity indicators. Users can launch commands through a terminal wrapper that supports existing shell aliases and functions. Git Follow Mode keeps terminal sessions aligned with branch changes in development environments. Sessions are recorded in asciinema format for later playback. Authentication settings and integrations with Tailscale or ngrok provide remote access options. A native macOS menu bar application manages the server, while an npm package supports Linux and headless environments.