What’s New in Remotix 6

Streamlined UI

We redesigned the Remotix UI to make simple and intuitive.

File Transfer

We implemented a complete file manager with the ability to transfer files between local and remote machines. File transfer is fully driven by the sender with no network round-trips on each file, so it’s lightning-fast even on slow networks and a huge amount of small files.

Keyboard Mapping

A feature so many of you asked for. Use your local machine shortcuts on the remote machine. For example, you can use Mac-specific shortcuts Cmd + C and Cmd + V while connected to a PC running Windows.

Session Recording

Now you can record a session to save for archival or analysis purposes under NEAR connections. You can play the recorded session right in the Remotix.

Automatic Discovery

Nearby machines with NEAR protocol enabled are found and displayed automatically.

Multiple Displays and Resolution Change

If a remote machine has multiple displays, you can now see them all. To improve your remote control experience you can change remote display resolution on the fly (NEAR connections).

Cloud Keychain

Store your connection credentials in Remotix Cloud and automatically access them across all your devices. The credential storage is encrypted using AES-256 in combination with your password which means that no third party (including us) can access it.

Cloud Groups

All your connections, including Remotix Cloud, are now organized in groups. The groups are also presented in Remotix Hub.

Session Select

If there are multiple users on the remote machine, you can now select the session you want to connect to (NEAR connections).

Metal Rendering

Remotix now uses the latest Apple’s Metal technology to render the remote screen, giving you the best possible performance.