USBridge Remote
Open-Source Desktop Access
A unified, open-source client for managing remote machines. No subscriptions, no session limits, and no mandatory cloud accounts.
Choose Your Level of Control
From a free open-source agent to an unkillable Rust-based protocol and bare-metal KVM integration.
Open-Source
High-FPS client built on Moonlight with native Wayland and zero-config Tailscale. Perfect for homelabs.
- Moonlight / Sunshine
- Native Wayland Support
- Tailscale P2P Network
- Basic Shared Clipboard
USBridge Pro Engine
I built a custom Rust protocol to bypass standard limits. Expect unparalleled smoothness and rock-solid connections.
- Custom Rust Protocol
- Multi-Monitor Switching
- Advanced File Sync
- Ultra-Fast Connection
Hardware KVM 2.0
The ultimate failsafe. Combine the Pro agent with my KVM module for full Layer 0 control.
- BIOS-in-Terminal (OCR)
- Hardware Power Control
- Virtual Media Mounting
- Immutable Btrfs Snapshots
Remote Access Feature Matrix
Check out my open-source comparison matrix pitting USBridge Remote against RustDesk, AnyDesk, TeamViewer, MeshCentral, and others.
Two-Component Architecture
USBridge Remote consists of the Client interface for control, and the Agent service for target hosts.
1. The Client
Installed on your local workstation, laptop, or phone. It manages your secure connections, virtual devices, and remote desktop streams.

2. The Agent
Installed as a background service on the target machine. It handles native screen capture, input injection, and secure P2P networking.

Connect in 3 Simple Steps
Step 1: Install Agent & Client
Install the Agent service on the target machine and open the Client app on your workstation, laptop, or phone.
Step 2: Scan or Link
Scan the generated QR code or click the secure connection link inside the Client to pair instantly.
Ready!
You are securely connected with ultra-low latency.
Connect in 3 Simple Steps
Ready to get started?
Download the open-source client and manage your infrastructure with ultra-low latency. Need to survive a kernel panic? Combine it with my hardware KVM for full Layer 0 control.


