Remote Utilities Viewer app analytics for September 1

Remote Utilities Viewer gives you secure remote access to your Windows, macOS and Linux computers from your Android device — over the Internet or LAN, with zero network configuration. View the remote desktop, take remote control of the mouse and keyboard, transfer files and manage power, all from one app. Free for personal and business use alike — no ads. REMOTE CONTROL • Full Control and View modes with a convenient toolbar — quick actions and commands at hand • Two input methods in Full Control: Trackpad (mouse pointer, with optional cursor momentum) or Touch — choose what suits your habits • Multi-monitor support — switch to a single remote monitor or view all at once • Next-generation screen capture codec for fast, responsive remote desktop performance, with the classic codec available as an option • Blank the remote screen and block remote input for privacy • Lock the remote computer and close the session in one step FILE TRANSFER • Copy and move files both ways between your device and the remote computer • Resume interrupted downloads and uploads POWER CONTROL • Shut down, restart, lock, sleep or hibernate the remote PC CONNECTIVITY & SECURITY • Connect directly by IP address or instantly via Internet-ID — remote access with no router or firewall setup • Three authentication modes: single password, login and password, or custom server security ADDRESS BOOK • Full-fledged address book with folders and per-connection properties • Set default connection properties as a template for new entries • Multiple address books of different types — local or synced • Full import, export and sync capabilities SELF-HOSTED SERVER • Complete support for your own Remote Utilities server: address book sync, server-based authentication and relay through your own infrastructure Whether you provide remote support to clients, administer servers, or simply want remote access to your home or office computer while away, Remote Utilities Viewer keeps your machines at your fingertips. To connect, install the free Host module on the remote computer — available for Windows, macOS and Linux at https://www.remoteutilities.com