Zero clients
for every desk

Put the Remotle device on the desk, or turn a Windows PC or Mac you already have into one with kiosk mode. Either way it starts straight into Remotle and does nothing else.

The Remotle device
Dual 4K
ready
Nothing
stored on it
Plug in
and it finds the workstation

Two ways to a zero client

Hardware

The Remotle device

A small thin client that does nothing else. Plug it in at the desk and it finds the workstation.

Dual 4K readyLocked down, nothing stored on itSuits fixed desks and meeting rooms
your organisation
Sign in

Continue with Microsoft, or use your email address

Continue with Microsoft
Or sign in with email
Software

Kiosk mode in the app

Turn a Windows PC or Mac you already have into a terminal that starts straight into Remotle. Included with Remotle.

Any Windows PC or MacEnrolled with a code, removed from the consoleGives older hardware a second life

Enrolled with a code,
in three steps

  1. 01

    Install the app

    Install Remotle on a Windows PC or Mac with kiosk terminal support, which is on by default.

  2. 02

    Enrol with a code

    The terminal shows a short code. An administrator enters it in the console to claim it.

  3. 03

    Restart into Remotle

    From then on the computer starts straight into Remotle, ready for whoever sits down.

Enrol this terminal

Give this code to your administrator. They will enter it in the Remotle console.

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Waiting for an administrator to enrol this terminal…

Cancel
Someone signing in at a desk

Your sign-in, on every terminal

Terminals show your organisation's sign-in screen and photos. People sign in with Microsoft, with email, or through your own identity provider such as Okta or AD FS.

your organisation
Sign in

Continue with Microsoft, or use your email address

Continue with Microsoft
Or sign in with email
Sign outShut downRestartMaintenance

Sign out, Shut down and Restart each ask before they act.

Change the terminal
without leaving kiosk

IT opens Terminal settings with the terminal's own maintenance password. Nobody needs an administrator account on the machine to arrange a screen or join a network.

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remotle Terminal settings
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IdentifyExtendRotate
Resolution3840 × 2160
Refresh rate60 Hz
Scale150%
Main screenScreen 1

It does one thing.
Nothing else.

Only Remotle

A locked account whose only program is Remotle. Close it and it comes straight back.

Nothing to tamper with

Run, Control Panel, settings, the browser, the command prompt, registry tools and USB storage are blocked.

Nothing stored

The work stays on the workstation. A terminal left in a meeting room holds no project files.

No accounts to look after

The kiosk account is created and managed by the Remotle service, with a random password nobody sees.

Where zero clients fit

Removing a terminal from the console puts the computer back exactly as it was.

An open office with shared desks
Hot desks

Sit down, sign in, reach your own workstation

A desk in a meeting room
Meeting rooms

A screen and a terminal that only opens Remotle

An office building
Shared and site offices

Safe to leave unattended

An older desk setup
Older PCs

Too slow for local work, ideal as a zero client

A shared workspace
Reception and labs

Nothing stored, nothing to tamper with