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Reemo is a cloud-native platform that secures and simplifies remote access to sensitive resources. The stream — display, audio, control — is delivered over WebRTC or WebSocket directly in the browser: users connect from a single tab, with no client or agent to install on their device.

A single streaming engine covers three uses: remote desktop, VDI (cloud and on-premises), and secure access to critical resources.

Radial diagram centered on Reemo (WebRTC and WebSocket in the browser), surrounded by three uses: remote desktop (support, high performance, KVM), VDI (cloud AWS and Azure, on-premises Proxmox, Vates and Nutanix), and secure access (ZTNA, bastion, PAM, RBI).

One streaming engine, three uses: remote desktop, VDI, and secure access.

What Reemo enables

  • Remote desktop: remote control, support, high-performance sessions, and KVM access

  • VDI: virtual desktops hosted in the cloud (AWS, Azure) or on-premises (Proxmox, Vates, Nutanix)

  • Secure access: ZTNA (per-application access), bastion (protocol break), PAM (privileges and secrets), and remote browser isolation (RBI)

On the cybersecurity side, Reemo brings together in a single product what organizations often stack as four separate building blocks: ZTNA, bastion, PAM, and browser isolation.

See also

Protocol and connection modes — How Reemo establishes the connection between the client and the resource.