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★ 12 • Updated Sep 7, 2026, 03:18 AM

ollalink is a remote access and device fleet control platform designed for teams that operate their own machines.

Use Cases ▼
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Remotely troubleshoot and control a Windows machine from a browser

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Access macOS devices across distributed teams without installing client software for operators

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Group devices into workspaces and enforce role-based access for IT teams

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Self-host signaling and relay servers to keep remote session traffic on internal infrastructure

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Meter session minutes and active devices for internal chargeback or capacity planning

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Let AI agents inspect and operate remote machines through an MCP server

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Automate device fleet queries and connection brokering with the JSON API

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Provide secure remote support to employee machines without exposing vendor cloud relay

What Problem It Solves ▼

ollalink solves the problem of securely reaching and managing a fleet of geographically distributed or remote machines from one place. It removes the need for VPNs and per-device remote desktop configuration by giving teams a browser-based control plane, fleet inventory, role-based access, and a self-hostable data path that keeps sessions under the organization's control.

Key Features ▼
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Connect to devices directly from a browser with no operator-side client install

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Self-hosted signaling and relay keeps remote session traffic out of the vendor cloud

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Central fleet dashboard for device status, grouping, and one-click connect

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Workspace-scoped roles, audit, and usage metering for teams

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Built-in MCP server enables AI agents to operate remote machines

Overview

ollalink is a remote access and device fleet control platform designed for teams that operate their own machines. It combines a browser-based remote desktop experience with centralized fleet visibility, allowing users to see online status, connect to a Windows or macOS device, and manage access from a single console. The product emphasizes self-hosting: the signaling server and relay infrastructure can run on the team's own infrastructure, so session traffic can stay off a third-party cloud.

Full Description ▼

The platform includes workspace-scoped role-based access control, audit logging, and usage metering for session minutes and active devices. It also exposes a developer API with workspace-scoped keys, JSON responses, and webhooks for fleet listing, connection brokering, secret rotation, and usage data. A built-in Model Context Protocol (MCP) server lets AI agents view and control remote machines through the same authenticated path.

ollalink is positioned as AI-native and anti-vendor-lock-in. An operator only needs a browser to connect, while a small host agent is installed on managed machines. The control plane dashboard is provided by ollalink, while self-hosted signaling and relays can be deployed by the team. The service is free to start, requires no credit card, and documentation plus API reference are publicly available.

Pros & Cons

Pros

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Connect to devices directly from a browser with no operator-side client install

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Self-hosted signaling and relay keeps remote session traffic out of the vendor cloud

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Central fleet dashboard for device status, grouping, and one-click connect

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Workspace-scoped roles, audit, and usage metering for teams

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Built-in MCP server enables AI agents to operate remote machines

Cons

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Host agents only support Windows and macOS, with no Linux mentioned

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Self-hosted relays require additional infrastructure and ongoing maintenance

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The main dashboard and identity control plane are hosted rather than fully on-premises

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MCP and API features require technical setup, so business users may need support

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