Part of the Permit‑ line by JJMK Studios

Remote support for Windows, without the weight.

Send a link. Your user runs one portable .exe- no install, no admin rights - and reads you a one-time code. Seconds later you’re on their screen with full mouse and keyboard control.

14-day free trial · no credit card · Windows-to-Windows

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What we believe

Lean by design

No background agent, no installer, no bloat. A portable exe that runs when your user double-clicks it - and leaves nothing behind when the session ends.

Consent, always visible

A live indicator stays on your user's screen the entire session. No stealth mode, no hidden access - ever. Attended support is the whole product.

Secure at the core

A memory-safe Rust client, encrypted transport, and an append-only audit trail. Built to pass the security review, not to route around it.

From link to live in under a minute

Attended and ad-hoc - no pre-deployed agent, no unattended backdoor. The user is always in the loop.

1

Send the link

Your user downloads a single portable .exe. Nothing to install, no admin rights needed to launch it.

2

They read you a code

The app shows a one-time session code that expires fast. Your user reads it to you over the phone.

3

You take control

Enter the code in the PermitRemote viewer and you're on their screen - live video, mouse, keyboard, and file transfer.

Complete at the core job. No kitchen sink.

Everything attended remote support actually needs - and a hard stop at the adjacent sprawl.

Zero install, zero footprint

A portable exe with no leftover services or registry sprawl. It runs, then it's gone.

Smooth, low-latency control

A libwebrtc media engine with real bandwidth adaptation - fluid screen share, even on a rough connection.

Always-on consent indicator

Your user sees a live “session live” marker the whole time. Trust is built into the UI.

File transfer, both ways

Push a tool or pull a log file mid-session - no second app, no email workaround.

Multi-technician orgs

Owners, admins, and technicians under one account, with roles enforced server-side.

Per-technician audit trail

Every session attributed to a named technician in an append-only log. Your compliance paper trail.

Memory-safe by construction

A Rust client, not a sprawling C++ attack surface - a far easier security review.

One flat price

Every feature, unlimited endpoints, no add-on tiers. Seats are the only thing you buy.

Security is the product

Built for the teams where “how does the remote tool work?” is an audit question.

PermitRemote is made for IT at SMB manufacturers and CMMC-prepping defense subcontractors - where the remote-support tool has to survive a security review, not just a demo.

Memory-safe Rust client

Eliminates the buffer-overflow class of vulnerabilities that haunts native remote tools.

Explicit, visible consent

Attended-only. A live indicator stays on screen the entire session. No unattended access in v1, by design.

One-time session codes

Short-lived and single-use. No standing credentials sitting on the endpoint between sessions.

Encrypted transport

WebRTC with DTLS-SRTP end to end; relayed through TURN only when a direct path isn't available.

Per-technician attribution

Every session tied to a named technician in an append-only audit log your auditor can read.

Least privilege

A portable app that runs as the user and elevates only when a specific task demands it.

One price. Every feature.

A seat is one concurrent session. Add seats to run more at once - your seat count is your ceiling of simultaneous sessions.

Per technician seat

$14.99/ month

Billed per seat. Cancel anytime.

  • Unlimited endpoints - pay per technician, not per machine
  • Every feature included - no Pro tier, no add-ons
  • Multi-technician orgs, roles, and audit trail
  • 14-day free trial - no credit card to start
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Part of the Permit‑ line

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