Remotix

To those who have asked about the company, it's a Russian company. At least that is where the website and domain name are hosted and registered.

Hi, I wonder if someone can help please? I have two iMacs, each in different locations and a Macbook Pro laptop. How many licenses do I need to be able to connect any two at one time? Thanks in advance

Remotix works well but I'd like to know more about the company, such as the country where it's headquartered. Their website says next to nothing about the company. This is extremely important when security and privacy are concerned... and Remotix users should be very concerned.

The more I use Remotix the more I like it. In particular the developer responds in minutes when presented with a problem. Much more flexible than Remote Desktop. Their cloud facility is an added bonus. Highly recommended

Was happy to upgrade to version 5 but now Im not happy. Upon installation, it unexpectedly quits in macOS 10.13 each time I open it.. Not a good look for a program I have come to rely on!

I'm a consultant and constantly have to remote into a bunch of Windows servers. Remotix makes this super easy. I use both the Mac version(for about a year) as well as the iOS version (for many years), and both have been excellent. I'm also able to get into my home computers from anywhere using their Remotix Cloud feature. Worth every penny, thanks.

faster than Apple Remote Desktop !

It's a great tool for a business. I've experienced it on my own firm that combines 4 macs in different parts of the region and stayed satisfied how the app works, it is very smoothly, all you need is a good Internet connection.

a nice tool

Not a review, a question: How many copies of Remotix do I need to tie together three Macs in different parts of the country? (I would be the principal user, trouble-shooting things on those two other machines.) Thanks

Before this app, I was using Screen Sharing for mac systems and Windows Remote Desktop for my windows systems. Remotix allows me to combine both in a single and easy to use lightweight app.

For a security app of that category I would expect proper information of who they are and where they are from. There's no information given at all on their website and their website is registered in Russia. - Not easy for me to trust them.

This is how you kill Apple Remote Desktop with one stone. It does what ARD should, and it is lightning fast. When I select a remote computer with Remotix the connection is instantaneous whereas ARD can take a minute or so, then trying to control a remote mac with the mouse via ARD is like carrying out brain surgery with a pick-axe. Remotix makes remote administration so effortless. I use ARD now only for more technical stuff.

Hands down the best remote desktop client for both Windows and Mac. I originally found this app as it offers screen sharing to a Mac from Windows using Apple's own variant of VNC which is much more efficient than standard VNC. I've found no other client that can do this. This feature alone makes this piece of software invaluable for me. After trialing the software I contacted Nulana support, asking if they offered any academic discount - Which I was glad to find that they do! They were incredibly quick and helpful and gave me a discount code in no time at all. Also noteworthy is the Remotix Agent and Remotix Cloud services which are offered along with Remotix. These are free services that allow for quick encrypted connections to your machines over the internet without having to set up any port-forwarding or other tricky stuff. As a network engineering student who constantly has to connect to multiple machines this is an absolute godsend; the only pre-requesite is that your client version of Windows needs to support RDP as Remotix relies on this. Drag and drop file transfers are fantastic too, although to the best of my knowledge they don't work on RDP connections; not terribly surprising however. Overall I'm absolutely blown away by both the software and support I received. If you've come to this page in search of a remote desktop solution I urge you to trial this - Chances are that you'll buy it soon after.

No support. Remotix Agent won't boot. The Agent is running in the background on my father's Mac, but won't show up to allow adding the computer ID The total lack of a support forum or contact email does not give me confidence in this program or developer.

What a relief, Remotex. Since Mavericks, ARD has been a pain. It forgets servers in stored in lists, shows ridiculous latency over slower connections, won't launch and then starts searching for updates which are not there, bonjour scanner is broken, it won't connect to Windows PC's running TightVNC anymore, etc... I've only been using Remotix for a couple of hours now, for now I'm quite happy. Good work! Nitpicking: I kind of miss the ability of dragging computers from the nearby list directly into categories.

As an Admin for several servers – I'm disappointed that OS X Screen Sharing client is broken in Mavericks. None of my alternate solutions have worked. Figured that Remotix was worth a try -- and WOW -- IT WORKS. Despite the $39.99 price tag, Remotix is amazing. Easy to configure, lots of connection options, amazing quality, low latency, maintains connections, option to store machine profiles and sync with iCloud, and even password protection. Remotix is the VNC/Screen Sharing app that Apple SHOULD have written. BRAVO to the Developers -- $39.99 IS A BARGAIN.

I've been trying the program for the past few days and really like it. I had been using JollysfastVNC and was looking for something that could do both VNC and RDP. This fits the bill. However when I went to pay for the program, the price is not $24.99 as shown on this MacUpdate page but $39.99. The difference is big enough to make me pause. I may still buy it, or I may install UltraVNC on the windows machines so I can use JollysfastVNC to control them. In any case MacUpdate should update this page to show the real price of this app.

I've been using this for a while. It's getting better with each release. I have occasional problems connecting to Windows machines and usually CoRD will connect. I have yet to test in version 2.1.1 but if they can enable the higher encryption levels in newer versions of Windows that would be awesome.

Does not reliably connect via LAN. Tech support has not responded in 4 days!