Learnages Remote Desk
Free remote desktop in your browser. Share your screen with a code, chat and send files. With the small Windows helper, the person you allow can also use your mouse and keyboard.
🙋 Get help: share my screen
Remote control helper:
not running
Only needed if the person helping you should use your mouse and keyboard (Windows):
- Download the helper and unzip it.
- Double-click Start Learnages Remote Helper.cmd. It opens this page again, connected.
- If the browser asks to access apps on this device (or your local network), click Allow. The helper runs on your own PC.
Just want to show your screen? Skip this and click Start sharing.
Choose Entire screen in the window that opens.
Your code. Read it out or send it to the person helping you:
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Status: Waiting for the other person to connect…
Control: off
Stay safe. Only share with someone you know and trust. Banks, Microsoft and the police never phone you
and ask you to install remote-access software. If someone is pushing you, end the session.
🛠️ Help someone: connect to their screen
They will be asked to allow you. You can then see their screen, chat and send files. To use their mouse and keyboard, click Request control. They must run the Windows helper and click Allow.
How it works, and what it can't do
- The picture goes directly between the two computers (WebRTC, encrypted). It is not recorded or stored by Learnages. A free public PeerJS server is only used to find each other by code.
- Works in Chrome, Edge and Firefox on a computer. The person helping can watch from a phone too (view and chat).
- Remote control needs the helper on Windows. It only works while its window is open, only after you click Allow, and you can stop it any time.
- Not possible: Ctrl+Alt+Del, the Windows sign-in screen, or “Run as administrator” prompts (Windows protects those), unattended access, and sound.
- Some office or hotel networks block direct connections. If it never connects, try a mobile hotspot.