Server
On the machine you want to reach. Signed dnf and apt repositories for Fedora, Ubuntu and Debian.
WabiLink
Files, terminals, the desktop, tunnels and databases on your server, over one connection that is encrypted end to end. From Windows, macOS or Linux.
Server on Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, Raspberry Pi OS, macOS and Windows.
Files, terminals, the desktop, tunnels and databases all go over the same encrypted connection. Each one is a module an admin can switch off.
Browse the server's shares like a folder on your own computer.
Open a shell on the server in a window of the app.
See and use the machine's screen, including its login screen.
Reach a port on the server's side, such as a database or Grafana, as if it were on your machine.
Give people access to PostgreSQL and MySQL at the level they need, without handing out the database password.
Connect to a server behind a home or office router, and wake a machine that is asleep.
Decide who may use what, in an admin app, on the command line, or through an AI agent.
One connection to your server, encrypted end to end, with a server identity you can check.
Pick your system for its install instructions on link.wabione.com.
On the machine you want to reach. Signed dnf and apt repositories for Fedora, Ubuntu and Debian.
On the computer you work from: one app for all the machines you reach.
A command-line client for terminals and scripts, and server administration on the command line.
Files, terminals, desktops and the services behind them, even behind your router. Wake a machine when you need it.
Reach production machines and databases. People get a level per database, the password stays on the server, and every statement is checked and audited.
See and use their screen, even the login screen, and fix things in a terminal or by moving a file.
Install the server on the machine you want to reach, and the app on the computer you work from.