Be there, without
being there.
Connect by ID and work with a remote desktop. The host chooses view-only or full access.
A NEW CHAPTER IN REMOTE ACCESS
A little closer.
From anywhere.
Your computer. Their computer. One simple connection.
Remote access that gets out of your way.
Free personal use · Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit
Early days. Real connections. Join the pilot.
YOUR SIDE
Somewhere else, right here.
Project files
Make yourself
at home.
at home.
Connected (direct)
rushmote.×
Ready for connections
This computerLet someone access this computer.YOUR ID
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SESSION SECRET•••• •••• •••• ••••
Your access. Your say.
DISTANCE, TAKEN OUT OF THE EQUATION.
Interface illustration · example ID
Built for the connection.
Less friction.
+More control.
+Room for everyone.
THE GOOD STUFF, INCLUDED
A small app.
A lot of possibility.
Help someone out. Pick up where you left off.
Get things moving, wherever you happen to be.
Be there, without
Your files.
Across the gap.
Copy and paste files between computers, or use the file manager to choose what goes where.
Permission is
part of the picture.
Approve connections locally, or set a secret for unattended access. Share on your terms.
ALSO ON BOARD
Session chat ↗
Screen annotations ↗
TCP forwarding ↗
Direct + relay connections ↗
NO NEED TO OVERTHINK IT
Three steps.
And you're there.
A quick hand with a family computer.
A familiar desktop, miles away.
- 01
Open Rushmote on both computers.
Download the Windows package, extract it, and run Rushmote. Keep the included files together.
- 02
Enter the other computer's ID.
Ask the person you're helping for their ID, then click Connect.
- 03
Get permission. Get connected.
The host approves the session. If local approval is off, enter their session secret instead.
COME TRY IT WITH US
Free for people.
Built with people.
Good remote access should be within everyone's reach.
We're starting with a small Windows pilot. You're invited.
WINDOWS PILOT
0.99.00Early access
0.99.00Early access
Rushmote for Windows
Version 0.99.00 · Pilot release · ZIP package
Extract the ZIP, then open Rushmote.exe.
Keep the EXE and its included files in the same folder.
PILOT NOTE
This is an early testing build, and things may change. Windows may show an unknown-publisher warning because the pilot isn't code-signed yet. Test on computers you have permission to access. macOS and Linux aren't available yet.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Glad you asked.
Is Rushmote really free?
The pilot is free to try. Our plan is to keep personal use free, with paid corporate offerings supporting the project.
Do I need to install it?
You can run Rushmote from the extracted folder. For unattended access, use the app's installation and service options. Leave local approval on when you want to accept each incoming connection yourself.
How does a connection work?
Rushmote uses your ID to find the other computer and attempts a direct connection. If that isn't available, a relay carries the session. You can see whether your session is connected directly or through a relay.
Can someone connect without my permission?
With local approval enabled, you approve incoming sessions. If you choose unattended access without local approval, a connecting person must provide your secret. Only share it with people you trust, and end a session whenever you need to.
What about macOS and Linux?
Windows comes first for this pilot. macOS is next on our roadmap, followed by Linux. This page will be updated as builds become available.
Less distance.
More possibility.