Remote desktop
See and control a team PC as if you sat in front of it. The owner accepts each connection, or switches on unattended access for PCs that run on their own.
TeamAccess is one app for remote desktop, calls and meetings. It runs through your own server, so your screens, files and conversations never pass through a third-party service.
Built for teams whose people and PCs are in different offices, cities or countries.
See and control a team PC as if you sat in front of it. The owner accepts each connection, or switches on unattended access for PCs that run on their own.
Copy on one PC, paste on the other: text, pictures and whole files. Or open the file window to browse and move files both ways.
Call the person you are helping without leaving the session. Video adapts to the connection, so it stays smooth on slower links.
Show your screen in a call or a meeting. A red bar reminds you while you are sharing, and TeamAccess's own windows stay out of the picture.
Save sessions, calls and meetings as MP4 video with sound. Everybody involved is told when recording starts, and remote screens are only recorded when the owner allows it.
Write to the other person during a session, with a note showing when each line was delivered. Meetings have their own chat for everyone.
Start a meeting in a click, or plan one for later and share a link. The host decides who comes in and what everyone may do.
Remote access is only useful if it is safe. TeamAccess is built so that nothing happens quietly.
A new PC sees nobody. An administrator chooses which PCs each person may see and connect to. Everyone else stays invisible and unreachable.
Connections use TLS, and every app checks your server's certificate fingerprint instead of trusting any certificate. An impostor server cannot take its place.
The PC being used shows a bar for the whole session, asks before a connection unless unattended access is on, and shows a red notice whenever recording runs.
New PCs join with a team key or an invite code that the administrator creates. Keys can be revoked at any time, and removing a PC removes its access at once.
Only invited PCs can enter a meeting. People with the link wait outside until the host lets them in, and repeated wrong codes are blocked.
Calls, files and screens pass through the server you run, not through a company you have to trust. Your team's records stay with you.
No router settings, no accounts to create, no port forwarding on team PCs.
Run the one-file installer. It installs for your Windows user, so no administrator rights are needed, adds a shortcut and can start with Windows.
The app joins your team automatically with the key built into your installer, or with an invite code from your administrator.
Pick a PC from your list and press Connect, or open the Meeting menu to start, schedule or join a meeting.
Every PC connects out to your server, so they can sit behind ordinary home or office routers.
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. There is no Mac or Linux version yet.
No. The installer on this page has no team key inside. A new PC only joins with an invite code that your administrator creates, and an administrator decides which PCs it may see. Without a code the app stays empty.
Not unless you allow it. By default you must press Accept for every connection, and a bar on your screen shows the session for as long as it lasts. Unattended access is a switch you turn on yourself, for PCs that run without a person, and it can be turned off again at any time.
Yes. Connections between each app and the server use TLS, and each app only trusts your server's own certificate. Everything is relayed by the server you run, so the only party who could ever see it is you, not an outside company.
There is no licence per PC or per user. You run TeamAccess on a server of your own, and that server is the only running cost.
Yes. Calls, meetings and sessions can be saved as MP4 to the Videos folder. Everybody involved is shown when recording is on, and a remote screen is recorded only if its owner allowed recording for that session.
The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen shows a caution the first time. Choose More info, then Run anyway, if you got the installer from your own administrator.
Download the installer and run it. To join your team, TeamAccess asks for the invite code your administrator gives you. Without that code it cannot join anything.
Download for WindowsBuilt 21 September 2026 · 73 MB · Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit · How to install and join