Reemo Support

Getting Started

What is Reemo ?

Reemo is a remote desktop service by Reemo SAS
We provide low latency remote desktop streaming technology to Windows, Linux and MacOS computers.

How Do I Get Started with Reemo ?

To get started with Reemo, follow these steps:

1. Register your Account on the Reemo Portal.
2. Download and install the Reemo Service on the computer you wish to connect to.
3. Configure the Reemo Service upon installation with the Private Key provided to you after creating your Account.

What Operating Systems Does Reemo Support ?

Reemo supports Windows 10 (64bit home or pro), Debian Based Linux Distributions (64bit, X.Org server only), Fedora (64bit, X.Org server only) and MacOS (Mojave minimum). If you would like us to support your Linux version, please send us an email.

To use a pen with pressure, Windows must be at least version 18.03. Pen pressure should work on any MacOS version.

What Browsers Does Reemo Support ?

Reemo currently supports any browser compatible with the Media Source Extensions.

How Do I Connect My Computer to my Reemo Account ?

Reemo uses a "Private Key" or "Studio Key" to connect your computers to your Account. We ask you to provide this Private Key when launching Reemo.exe for the first time on Windows and when installing for the first time on Linux and MacOS. To change or edit this Private Key, you can use the Reemo.exe on Windows or edit the reemo.ini file directly.

Do I Need to Setup my Router to use Reemo ?

We use a signal server to discover the best route between you and your computers. Most users do not need to configure their router. Reemo uses UDP and peer-to-peer technology to get the best performance possible.

If you are behind a corporate firewall, Reemo provides a public relay server (TURN) and uses TCP instead of UDP. Performances might be reduced and Latency increased when using our relay server. If you wish to allow UDP to get the most out of Reemo you must ensure your corporate firewall or router allows UDP packets.

To configure your firewall or router, you can browse our user guides