Remote access for small businesses in Europe.

Connect the computer you work from to the computer you need.

Install Flashlink Master on the computer you connect from and Flashlink Node on the remote device. Add both to your account and connect them through the Flashlink network. Desktop software is available for Windows and Linux.

For example, an office workstation can run Node while your laptop runs Master. Those two installations use two peers from the same account allowance. You need permission to administer each device and the ability to install the software.

Follow the first-connection guide.

Choose a desktop, a terminal or a shared session.

• Remote desktop: work with the remote computer’s graphical interface.
• SSH: open a terminal to a Node on supported installations for administration and diagnostics.
• Shared sessions: one controller uses the mouse and keyboard while connected viewers follow the same desktop and can request control.

See how controllers and viewers work together.

European VPN hosting, operated from Sweden.

Flashlink AB operates the service from Sweden. VPN and relay infrastructure runs on European cloud hosting. WireGuard encrypts tunnel transport; supported tunnels add hybrid post-quantum key establishment.

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Start with a two-computer pilot.

Your first five active peers are free without a payment card. Nodes and Masters count together, and an allocated active peer still counts while its device is offline. Each additional active peer costs €1 per month including applicable VAT.

Before a wider rollout, test a successful connection, reconnecting after a restart and the desktop or SSH workflow your team actually needs. Check your operating systems and installation permissions on the intended devices.