Scope access by role and group.
Role-based permissions control who can start a session and on which device groups.
Remote control
Remote control, without the friction.
Connect to Windows, macOS, and Linux from any browser. Encrypted. No extra viewer.
Click the device. The desktop opens.
Keep the session toolbar and device tools in the same browser tab.
The tools stay in the session.
You work the desktop without switching apps.
Sidebar in the session.
System details, terminal, file explorer, services, and processes stay in the same tab as the desktop.
Clipboard, including login.
Copy and paste between your machine and the device, including paste on login and UAC screens.
Shortcuts, saved per OS.
Send presets or a custom key sequence, then save it for that operating system. Ctrl+Alt+Del stays one click.
The session stays in the browser.
No VPN or inbound firewall rule to configure.
The session stays in the browser.
No VPN or inbound firewall rule to configure.
No extra technician client.
Direct when possible. Encrypted either way.
Visible to the rest of the team.
No extra technician client.
Start from the device list. The browser session opens through the Level agent already on the device.
Direct when possible. Encrypted either way.
Level uses a P2P connection when network conditions allow and an end-to-end encrypted relay when they do not.
Visible to the rest of the team.
Everyone can see who is connected, when a session starts, and when it ends.
Control who connects.
Prove it later with roles, two-factor authentication, IP restrictions, and complete audit trails.
Two-factor is available.
Use two-factor authentication on the accounts that start remote sessions.
Lock sessions to known IPs.
Set IP restrictions for environments that require connections from approved networks only.
Every session on the record.
Audit logs capture session duration, technician, and actions taken.
“Level’s in-browser remote access is very good. If you need interactive remote access without a helper app, Level is a much better choice.”
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Same workflow across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Use background tools when you do not need the screen.
Questions before the first session.
Direct answers about the browser workflow and what you can do inside it.
Do I need a separate remote app?
No. Start the session in the browser from the device list.
Can I use terminal and files during a session?
Yes. System details, terminal, file explorer, services, and processes sit in the sidebar.
Does clipboard work on the login screen?
Yes. Copy and paste, including paste on login and UAC screens.
Can I send key combos?
Yes. Presets, or a custom sequence you can save for that OS.
Is there a free option?
First 10 devices are free forever, with no time limit. Same features as paid.
Try it on your own devices.
Deploy the agent. Click a device. You should be in a session in minutes. First 10 devices free.