VYRAY NOW / REMOTE ACCESS

Your workspace.
Wherever you are.

Reach your own computer, help someone at theirs, or connect to a school workstation. Vyray Now opens that remote desktop on the computer in front of you.

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Two places. One workspace.

HOW IT WORKS

Your computer.
Our connection.

Your applications and files live on a computer you own or are allowed to use. Vyray Now provides access to it from another computer. Cloud hosting is separate.

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Your computerRemote computer
Connection illustrated. One Vyray Now application on each computer.

Choose the computer.

Use your own cloud machine, workstation or a computer someone has authorized you to access.

Install on both sides.

The same application handles incoming and outgoing connections.

Connect with permission.

Follow the access prompts, then work with the applications and files on the remote desktop.

First-connection guide

VYRAY NOW · IN VIEW

Your workspace.
In view.

A look inside Vyray Now: the remote desktop, your open document and the controls that keep them within reach.

Preview materials
Temporary footage and interface. Final captures will replace these examples.

A remote macOS desktop with an open demonstration document inside the client window.
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Demonstration document · Two local macOS virtual machines · No audio

What happens in the recording

The remote document is already open. The user changes the bench color from tan to navy and saves the document.

SCREENSHOTThe application windowA closer look at the app

CLOUD WORKSPACE

The workstation stays.
The desk is yours.

Your apps and projects.
A familiar workspace, somewhere new.

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Choose and prepare a cloud computer or physical workstation for your work. Connect through Vyray Now from another supported computer; your applications run on the remote machine.

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REMOTE SUPPORT

Be there.
From here.

See the same screen.
Help with the next step.

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Help someone at their computer with their permission. Review access together, work through the problem and disconnect when the task is done.

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EDUCATION

Big ideas.
Closer classrooms.

The school’s workstation.
Your own place to learn.

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Reach a learning environment prepared by your school or institution. The school supplies the computer, applications and access arrangements; Vyray Now provides the remote connection.

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BEFORE YOU CONNECT

Five quick answers.

The essentials, from the computer you need to the next step.

Ask the Vyray team
Does Vyray Now include a cloud computer?

No. You provide the computer or arrange hosting separately. Vyray Now is the means of access to that computer.

Which systems can I use?

Windows and Linux on x86_64, and macOS on Intel and Apple Silicon. The same application runs on both sides. Check feature and device support

What if the connection drops?

Losing the connection does not itself shut down the remote computer. Work can continue while the computer, application and session stay running. Shutdown, sign-out or session limits can stop it.

Where do my files stay?

Files stored on the remote computer stay there. Files you transfer or copy may also be stored locally. Access control and backups still depend on your setup.

How do I get started?

Choose the packages for both computers, then follow the first-connection guide. Downloads View plans and pricing

YOUR NEXT CONNECTION

Your next connection
starts here.

One app on both computers.
Your workspace within reach.

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Supported systems: Windows, Linux and macOS.