DeskRally01Someone needs a hand
One-time support
Create a session and give the other person a code. They run the support client and approve screen sharing when they are ready.
How a support session worksWindows-first · Self-hosted
Remote support.
Keep it simple.
Help someone with a Windows computer, or connect to a machine you manage. DeskRally gives you a browser console and a server you run yourself.
This is the project website. Your own DeskRally setup has its own address.
DESKRALLY / ROADBOOK
A straightforward way to help.
01 Windows agents02 Browser console03 Your infrastructure
The overview
Two ways to connect.
Sometimes someone is there to ask for help. Sometimes you need to reach a computer that already has an agent installed. DeskRally supports both.
02A computer you manage
Unattended access
Install an agent on a computer you manage. Authorized technicians can connect again without someone entering a code each time. Access still depends on the account’s permissions.
Read the technician guideBehind the wheel
Start with the computer
you need to work on.
Choose a machine, connect, and use the tools available to your account. That might mean sharing a screen, checking system information, or working in the background. What you can do depends on your permissions and the agent.
Read the technician guideNo machine selected.Select a machine to begin.
The roadbook
Start with what you need to do.
Follow the project
The source is being prepared.
The website is public, but the code repository is still private while I put the release together. I’ll add the GitHub link here when it is ready.