Thelxis is out — a remote access app that works directly, PC to PC: no servers, no accounts, no middlemen.

How it differs from AnyDesk and TeamViewer:

🔒 No third-party servers. The picture and the controls travel directly between the two devices with end-to-end encryption. The keys exist only on your computers — nobody in the middle can decrypt the session.

⚡ It doesn't freeze. Inside is Google's WebRTC engine — the same one as in Chrome and Google Meet: it adapts the quality to your network and keeps going on a poor connection.

📁 Files both ways (just drag them into the window), a shared clipboard, multiple monitors, view-only mode and trusted devices without a password.

👁 Honest and safe: the controlled computer always shows a "Connected" badge with a timer — it cannot be hidden.

🌐 Connects almost anywhere: local network, IPv6, automatic port opening on your router, an office gateway (one PC opens access to the whole office) and connect-by-code — it works even behind your ISP's shared IP (CGNAT).

📱 On Android: on-screen mouse buttons you can drag anywhere, and QR-code scanning to connect in seconds.

🔄 Updates itself over the air, with a digital signature check. Lives in the tray and stays out of your way.

Runs on Windows, macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon), Linux and Android. Light and dark themes, English and Russian.

Download for free: github.com/boopi-coder/thelxis/releases — open source, MIT license.

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