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Remote managementthat can't be turned on you.

A lightweight agent on every endpoint — macOS, Windows, Linux — holding a persistent connection back to the bridge. Terminal, files, scripts and inventory on all three; remote screen and control on macOS and Windows. Trust model assumes our own infrastructure could be compromised and stays safe anyway.

macOS · Windows · LinuxScreen: macOS & Windows

Available to ZynoMSP partners · also sold standalone.

NG-MGR-MBPScreen · controlling
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SummaryScreenTerminalFilesScriptsNetwork
Delta stream over WebRTC · 2 displays
Display 1Display 2
RVTK2 viewers
Input, clipboard and chat with the user
The consoleWhat a technician gets

Fix it from here,not from the car.

Everything runs over WebRTC data channels straight to the endpoint — no VNC server to install, no third-party screen-sharing tool to license and patch.

Remote screen & control
A delta stream sends only the pixels that actually changed — sharp text on a light connection — and hands off to hardware-accelerated H.264 when the screen turns into video. Full keyboard and mouse control, every connected display, and chat with the person sitting in front of it.
Multiple monitorsClipboard syncOn-screen chat
Several technicians can watch one session — one holds control at a time.
Connect from the ZynoSuite mobile app when you're away from a desk.
Remote screen: macOS and Windows (terminal and the rest of the console: all three).
Remote terminal
A real PTY, not a command-output box. Tab completion, interactive prompts and full-screen editors all behave — because it is an actual shell.
sudo launchctl list | grep zyno
4821  0  app.zyno.rmm.agent
macOSWindowsLinuxMultiple sessions per endpoint
File management
Browse the whole filesystem with permissions, sizes and timestamps. Upload, download, create, rename, move and delete — over the same encrypted data channel.
Scripts & commands
Write and run a script on the spot, signed in real time with your Script CA key, or keep a reviewed library of pre-approved ones. Output streams back live, exit codes included.
Inventory & health
Motherboard, CPUs, memory, GPUs, disks and NICs. Full installed-software list with publisher and version. Live CPU, memory and disk, plus who is logged in right now.
Network tools
Resolve DNS and ping from the endpoint's own perspective, ARP/IP scan the local subnet, or watch passively for devices via ARP and mDNS.
ServicesList, start, stop, restart
ProcessesReview and terminate
Disk analysisSnapshots, folder growth, large files
ScreenshotsOne-shot, end-to-end encrypted
TCP tunnelsReach services behind the endpoint
HistoryConnection and user sessions
The trust modelZero trust, literally

Our infrastructure is hardened.Your fleet doesn't depend on it.

Your RMM is the highest-value target in your business: one compromise and an attacker has code execution on every machine you manage. We defend our own servers to the standard that deserves — and then we designed the protocol as though that defence had already failed. Most RMMs stop after the first half and ask you to trust the promise.

Technicians and agents enroll with hardware-backed passkeys. Every sensitive operation carries a signature the endpoint verifies itself before executing. Our bridge relays those instructions — it has no key with which to forge one.

Hardware-backed identity — the key never leaves the technician's device. There is nothing to phish and nothing to replay.
Verified on the endpoint — the agent checks the signature before it runs a command, not after.
Screenshots encrypted end to end — the bridge relays bytes it cannot read.
Chain of custody
Technician authenticates
Passkey on a hardware authenticator · key never transmitted
Operation is signed locally
The command is signed on the technician's own machine
Bridge relays it
ZynoRMM infrastructure passes the payload through — it cannot mint one
Endpoint verifies, then runs
Signature checked against the enrolled technician before execution
An attacker holding our servers can drop the message. It cannot produce a signature the agent will accept.
Organizations
12
Maple & Co46 endpointsViewing
Northgate Outfitters22 endpoints
Harbor Cycles9 endpoints
The Roastery14 endpoints
Each organization is walled off — endpoints, technicians and access.
Many clientsOne console

Twelve clients,one pane of glass.

Every client is a separate organization with its own endpoints, its own technicians and its own access rules. Switch between them from the organizations drawer; nothing leaks sideways.

Access goes out in both directions. A junior technician gets the ten endpoints they're allowed to touch and nothing else. A client's own IT contact gets a view of their sites — and only theirs — without you handing over a console that reaches everybody else's.

Per-organization isolation — clients never see each other's machines, and neither do the technicians you didn't assign.
Scoped down to the endpoint — access is granted to the specific machines someone should reach, not to a whole organization by default.
Your clients can have logins too — give a client's IT contact visibility into their own fleet, bounded exactly the way your technicians are.
Access is granted, never assumed — a ZynoRMM manager decides which technicians and organization users can work with which endpoints, and secure actions still require a registered hardware authenticator.
A full audit trail — who connected, to which endpoint, when, and what they did. Still answerable months later, for your review or a client's auditor.
Getting it out thereAgent lifecycle

Deploy it the wayyou already deploy things.

Automatic enrollment
Push the agent with an enrollment token through the MDM you already run, Intune, GPO or a manual install. It registers itself — there's no approval queue to babysit.
Updates on your approval
Agents update themselves remotely, but only after a technician reviews and approves the build. Your fleet doesn't change underneath you.
Runs as a service
launchd on macOS, a Windows Service, systemd on Linux — persistent and unattended, so an endpoint is reachable whether or not anyone is logged in.
ZynoMDMIn development

Device enrollment, policy and configuration management, built into ZynoRMM alongside the agent you'll already have deployed — so monitoring and configuration run off one inventory rather than two that drift apart. Partners see it first.

Get started

Put it on ten machinesand see what you think.

It's the piece you can put to work on day one — running your own practice, before a single client has heard of any of this.

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