Browser-based remote control
See and control any enrolled desktop straight from the web console — screen, keyboard, mouse, and clipboard. No client software to install on your side.
Remote access & device management
Code Stack Remote gives you browser-based remote control, secure RDP tunnels, scripting, and real-time monitoring for your Windows, macOS, and Linux fleet — all through one console, with nothing exposed to the public internet.
# Office PC, from your home machine — no VPN
▸ tunnel started ● WORKSTATION-07 :3389
▸ end-to-end encrypted · loopback only
$ mstsc /v:localhost:13389
✓ Remote Desktop connectedSee and control any enrolled desktop straight from the web console — screen, keyboard, mouse, and clipboard. No client software to install on your side.
Open a native Remote Desktop, SSH, or VNC session between two machines on completely different networks. One click, end-to-end encrypted, closes itself when idle.
Lightweight agents keep devices reachable 24/7 — no one has to be sitting at the remote machine to accept a connection.
Run PowerShell and shell commands across devices, save reusable scripts, and schedule them to run on their own.
CPU, memory, storage, and online status for every device at a glance — with alerts when something needs attention.
Organizations, device groups, per-user permissions, and custom branding — access is scoped so people see only the machines they should.
Run a one-line install script on each Windows, macOS, or Linux machine. The agent connects outbound over TLS — nothing to open on your firewall.
Every enrolled machine shows up in your dashboard with live status, grouped and permissioned the way your team works.
Start a remote-control session or an RDP tunnel with one click. Agents keep themselves up to date automatically.
These are business-critical machines. Every layer is designed so that a compromise of one piece never opens up the rest.
Code Stack Remote is a secure remote access and device management platform. It combines browser-based remote control, secure RDP/SSH tunnels, scripting, and fleet monitoring for Windows, macOS, and Linux computers in one web console.
No. Agents connect outbound over TLS on port 443, so devices behind any firewall or NAT are reachable without a VPN, port forwarding, or network changes. Secure tunnels let you run native RDP, SSH, or VNC between two machines on different networks.
Agents are available for Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), and Linux. The management console runs in any modern browser.
Every device has its own credentials, servers are identity-pinned on first contact, remote sessions require step-up two-factor authentication, tunnels are localhost-only and time-limited, and all access is audit-logged.
Code Stack Remote is currently available by invitation from Code Stack Technology. If your organization already uses it, ask your administrator for an invite — then log in to the console right from this page.