You can use vSpatial to connect to your Windows and macOS computers from a web browser or virtual reality headset. It allows you to view multiple remote monitors simultaneously in a virtual workspace, giving you extra screen real estate wherever you work. Teams can meet in virtual collaborative spaces like TeamSpace and EventSpace to work together on projects. The service features passwordless two-factor authentication, end-to-end network encryption, and optional self-hosted cloud deployments to keep your remote connections and desktop data secure.
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Pricing model: Free tier, Paid
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