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Welcome to DeviceView

DeviceView is a remote support and endpoint operations platform. It gives IT teams, MSPs, and helpdesk technicians one tool that spans every device you have to support — Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux — with everything between.

What DeviceView does​

  • Live remote view and control. Peer-to-peer screen streaming with adaptive bitrate, AES-256 encryption, and sub-500-millisecond sessions on typical networks. P2P by default, TURN fallback when direct connections aren't possible.
  • Android-first flagship support. Screen sharing, two-way voice, on-screen annotations, device diagnostics, file transfer, and session recording on any Android device from any manufacturer. One agent, deployed through your MDM.
  • Remote shell and scripting on desktop endpoints. Drop into a shell session on Windows, macOS, or Linux. Execute scripts from a managed library. Run compliance checks. Forward ports. Tunnel TCP. Designed for headless edge devices and robotic controllers as well as end-user machines.
  • Session recording and audit. Every session can be recorded and indexed, with a full timeline of chat, events. Export audit logs in CSV or JSON.
  • Unattended access. Connect to endpoints without a user present. Wake-on-LAN support. Windows UAC elevation handling built in.
  • Device fleet management. Enrollment via QR, CLI, managed app config, or OAuth device-code flow. Bulk provisioning for fleet rollouts from handhelds to edge compute nodes all grouped how you want.

Who DeviceView is for​

DeviceView fits IT teams, managed service providers, and helpdesk technicians who are responsible for a mixed-platform device fleet. Common scenarios:

  • An MSP supporting end-user desktops, mobile devices, and kiosks across multiple customers.
  • An internal IT team running a BYOD Android program alongside managed Windows and macOS laptops.
  • An operations team with headless Linux edge devices or robotic controllers that need remote shell access.
  • A helpdesk escalating tickets from L1 to L2 to L3 without dropping the end user's session.

Next steps​