Help with any computer, without being there.

See the screen, take over the mouse and keyboard, move files or restart it, from your browser or your phone. Works with Windows, Mac and Linux.

The ORelay dashboard in a browser: six computers in two groups, Office and Home, with each one's status, processor and memory, and the latest alerts and activity.
How ORelay connectsYour computers reach out to ORelay, and ORelay connects you to them wherever you are.

You install a small ORelay app on each computer. It checks in with ORelay, and ORelay connects you to it. Nothing on the computer is opened up to the internet, so there’s no router or firewall to set up.

Remote access

Work on it like you’re sitting in front of it.

A remote desktop session in the browser: a Windows 11 desktop, live, with the mouse and keyboard in your hands and Ctrl+Alt+Del, privacy and full-screen buttons above it.
See the screen
Watch what’s happening live. When you’re ready to help, take the mouse and keyboard. That’s always a separate step, so you never take control by accident.
Command window
Open bash, PowerShell or cmd in your browser and run a fix. No SSH or RDP port to open.
Quick commands
Run one command on any computer, or a quick action on many at once, and read the result where you are.
Move files
Send a file to the computer or pull one off it, over the same encrypted connection.
Restart or shut down
Restart, shut down, sleep or lock it, now or up to an hour later. A Windows PC stays reachable at its sign-in screen, so a restart won’t lock you out.
On your phone
The Android and iPhone apps do this too: the screen, control, commands, files and power.

Share one computer

Help a friend, a family member or a client.

Someone needs a hand with their PC or Mac? They open ORelay and give you an eight-character code. You get that one computer and nothing else, on the web or on your phone, until access is removed. The code expires, and an administrator of that computer can turn off anything they don’t want you to do.

Know when something’s wrong

Health at a glance
See whether a computer is busy, low on memory or running out of disk space, as it happens.
Alerts
Set a limit, like a disk over 90% full or a computer that stops checking in, and get a message by email, webhook, ntfy or a phone notification.
Scheduled tasks
Run maintenance jobs on a timer. Each one runs on the computer and reports back.
Software inventory
See what’s installed on each computer. Search its list and export it.
The alerts page in the ORelay phone app: a computer offline, a disk above 70% and a processor above 90% for ten minutes, each with its severity.

Safe by design

No open doors

Each computer reaches out to ORelay over an encrypted connection (mutual TLS 1.3). No open port, no port forwarding, no VPN.

The person at the computer is in charge

An administrator there can turn off screen viewing, control, commands, files or power, or all remote access at once.

A clear record

Sessions, commands, file transfers and power actions are logged. What you type during a session is not.

ORelay is made by ORelay Studios LLC, a small company in Tucson, Arizona. How we keep it secure.

Questions? Talk to a person.

Tell us what computers you take care of, and we’ll tell you if ORelay is a good fit.

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Phone: Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm Arizona time.