Say what the product does
No invented customer numbers, performance figures, certifications or security guarantees. Release pages distinguish current capability from future plans.
Why VeyaDesk
Remote access should feel deliberate, not intrusive.
VeyaDesk is an independent remote-desktop product in development. It separates temporary third-party help from password-protected access to a computer you own.
Our direction
Useful software with understandable boundaries.
Remote support is valuable because it removes distance. It is also unusually sensitive software: the same capabilities that help a colleague can be abused when consent is unclear or access becomes invisible.
For one-time help, the person at the receiving computer must understand and approve the request. For unattended access, the local owner must enable it, set a strong passphrase, see when it is active and be able to disable it immediately.
Build the core before the catalogue
Version 0.5 focuses on screen viewing, mouse and keyboard control, encrypted transport, revocation, session expiry and a narrowly scoped permanent-ID workflow. File transfer, clipboard sync and control of Windows secure desktops remain outside the current product.
Keep the host informed
Permission, active-session state and the stop action should be visible—not buried in settings or implied by installation.
Earn production readiness
Automated tests are necessary, but real-device acceptance, code signing and independent security review remain required milestones.
Contact
Help shape the early product.
For early-access questions, business-pilot conversations or general enquiries, email [email protected].
Security reports should be sent privately to [email protected].
VeyaDesk is currently a pre-release product. Formal company-registration details, a postal contact and support hours will be added before commercial launch.