Temporary connection ID
The receiving computer creates a random nine-digit ID. It expires with the session and is never a reusable password.
VeyaDesk product
One clear path from request to resolution.
The attended Windows beta gives two people a direct, permission-led way to work on one computer together—without hidden access or permanent credentials.
Visible host approval
The remote session cannot begin until the person at the computer approves screen, mouse and keyboard access.
Live desktop control
The approved helper can see the primary screen and use the mouse, keyboard and wheel until either side disconnects.
Current capability
Honest about what ships now.
| Capability | Attended beta | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Windows 10/11 x64 | Host and controller | Available |
| Temporary nine-digit ID | Per session | Available |
| Explicit host approval | Every connection | Available |
| Primary-screen viewing | Encrypted frames | Available |
| Mouse, keyboard and wheel | Permission gated | Available |
| Safety phrase | Six shared words | Available |
| Unattended access | Not enabled | Future, after security review |
| Clipboard and file transfer | Not enabled | Roadmap |
| macOS, Linux and mobile | Not yet supported | Roadmap |
Built for clarity
The same app on both computers.
No separate “host” and “viewer” packages to understand. Open VeyaDesk, use the left side to receive help, or enter an ID on the right side to offer it.
- 01Share only the temporary IDSession bearer tokens stay inside each application.
- 02Compare the safety phraseBoth computers derive and display the same six words.
- 03Stop immediatelyThe receiving computer always keeps a visible stop control.
Windows attended beta
See the release status.
Installer access opens after the live two-computer acceptance test.