Every machine you manage, one browser tab away.
NovaRMM opens the desktop, the shell, the processes, the event log and the inventory of a Mac or a PC from the same page. Nothing to install on your side.
The remote screen, as sharp as the one in front of you.
The desktop arrives as AV1 over WebRTC and is drawn on your GPU. The video goes straight from the machine to your browser; our servers only introduce the two.
Most problems never need the screen.
Each machine opens as a tab, and its tools sit side by side. Fix it from the shell while the person keeps working.
A real terminal
An interactive shell on the machine, as the system or inside a user's session.
What is running
The live process list with CPU and memory, and the means to stop what should not be there.
What happened
The system's own event log, streamed and filtered without signing in to the machine.
What it is
Hardware and installed software, kept up to date and readable while the machine is offline.
Help someone once, without enrolling anything.
They open NovaRMM and read you the Computer ID in its window. You type it in the console, they approve, and their desktop opens in your tab. Close it and the connection is gone.
One file per computer.
The same file is the portable app and the installed service. Machines you enroll from the console get an installer that already knows your workspace, and they update themselves.
macOS
Open it to share this Mac once, or press Install in its window to keep it managed.
Windows
Run it to share this PC once, or press Install in its window to keep it managed.