Open VeyaDesk
Both people run the same Windows app. The computer receiving help displays a temporary nine-digit ID.
VeyaDesk separates one-time support from access to your own computer: approve a temporary request, or explicitly enable a permanent ID and password. Every active session stays visible and encrypted end to end.
Windows 10 and 11 · x64 · No account required for attended sessions
Simple by design
One-time help needs no account. Permanent access is off by default and runs only after the computer owner deliberately enables it.
Both people run the same Windows app. The computer receiving help displays a temporary nine-digit ID.
Give the ID directly to the person you trust. They enter it to send a visible connection request.
The host explicitly approves screen, mouse and keyboard control. Either person can end the session instantly.
Focused capability
Use a temporary ID with visible approval for one-time help, or explicitly enable a permanent device ID and password for your own computer.
Made for real moments
01 / SUPPORT
02 / FAMILY
03 / SMALL BUSINESS
Security you can explain
VeyaDesk starts from a conservative security boundary. The relay routes encrypted envelopes; session keys are derived on the two computers and are never sent to the relay.
Early access
We are validating both secure connection paths before adding broader device-management features. Pricing will stay simple and transparent as the product develops.
For individuals and invited testers helping us validate the two-computer experience.
For small support teams interested in shaping team controls, managed devices and deployment.
Questions, answered
A working Windows beta has been built and is moving through live relay deployment and two-computer acceptance testing. The public download will open after those checks are complete.
Temporary-ID sessions always require visible approval. Permanent access is disabled by default and works only after the local owner enables it, sets a password and keeps VeyaDesk running in the signed-in Windows session.
After approval, they can view the primary screen and use the mouse, keyboard and scrolling. Clipboard sync, file transfer, microphone, camera and secure-desktop/UAC control are disabled.
Session content is encrypted between the paired computers. The relay routes encrypted envelopes and does not receive the plaintext screen images or input commands.
The current beta supports x64 Windows 10 and Windows 11 computers. macOS, Linux and mobile apps are roadmap items, not current features.
A clearer way to connect
Join the Windows beta when live testing opens.