Remote Desktop Apps Roundup [2024 Edition]

November 8, 2024

Tips & Tricks

Yesterday, I posted a video about how I had just randomly come across a remote desktop application called Remote Desktop Manager while poking about on X.

A few times a year, I look around to see what apps people are using for IT tasks, and for some reason - I don't recall anyone ever talking about it. Which surprised me! As I do when I discover something like this, I took to Tiktok to see if I was alone, or if this was a known tool. In that video, I mentioned that I had been maintaining a list of the tools that I've found over the years, because I like keeping track to make sure I'm aware of whats out there. Someone in the comments asked that I share that list, so here we are!

Note from the Author
In July 2024, I went down the “remote desktop” rabbit hole…again. I wanted to see what tools were out there, how the landscape had shifted, and see if if there were any other tools that became the latest and greatest. I’m a Windows and MacOS heavy user, looking for a functional yet cost effective solution as a homelabber and tech enthusiast. My SSH/Terminal needs are minimal and I’m not supporting remote customers or infrastructure - so my remote needs are GUI heavy and not CLI focused. This list is more focused on remote access and less remote management/monitoring, although a few of the tools mentioned bleed into the RMM category a bit. This list was updated in November of 2024. If there are any that I missed or should check out, shoot me an email to qna@naaackers.com

Most Popular

_These are the tools that are mentioned and recommended the most when I have disc

ussions on Tiktok, Reddit, X, and more. Everyone has their favorite, and there are multiple solutions that could work._


BeyondTrust


Guacamole


Google Remote Desktop


Jump Desktop


MobaXterm


NoMachine


Parsec


RoyalTS(X)


Remote Desktop Manager (”RDM”)


Remote Desktop Connection Manager (”RDman”)


RustDesk


ScreenConnect by ConnectWise


Splashtop (Personal | Business)

Other Options

Solutions in this section aren’t bad, in fact some of them are good. But how well they work is going to depend on your needs. While others like TeamViewer, LogMeIn, or AnyDesk are good products that have started to deteriorate in features, security, or stability.


1Remote


AnyDesk


BigNetwork.com


Crowbar


Dameware


Datto RMM


DWService


iTarian


LogMeIn


MeshCentral


[Microsoft Remote Desktop (Microsoft Store)](ht

tps://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9wzdncrfj3ps?hl=en-US&gl=US)

Soon to be replaced by “Windows App”


Parallels Access


Radmin


Raspberry Pi Remote Desktop


RealVNC


Remote Utilities


RemotePC Enterprise


Screens 4


Shotgun


SolarWinds


Tactical RMM


TeamViewer


TightVNC


Windows App


ZeroTier


Zoho Assist

Honorable Mentions

Solutions listed in this section are more legacy options that are still viable but have been surpassed by more modern solutions. Or, they are less of “remote access” tools for administrators and more screen sharing or 1 to 1 [device] solutions. (i.e. Moonlight/Sunshine)


Moonlight / Sunshine


MTCSC


Remote Desktop Protocol (Windows OS Built-in)


CloudFlare Zero Trust + RDP


Cloudflare Tunnel + RDP


WireGuard + RDP


[OPNsense + RDP]

(https://opnsense.org/)


RealVNC Server + RealVNC Viewer

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