It's free. All of it.
(Yes, really.)
Three ways to remote into your dev machines. Where you're connecting from decides which one is best for you — so pick the one that fits, and get to whipping.
Same Room Energy
If all your machines live on the same local network — like at home — this is the one for you. No account, no servers, no us. Grab the open-source agent from GitHub, run it on your dev machine, and connect from another device on the network. Full instructions are on GitHub.
Whip From Anywhere
Create a free account so our server can help your devices find each other over the internet — then they talk directly via encrypted WebRTC, peer-to-peer. Around 80% of connections work this way. Some mobile carriers and restrictive networks block direct connections, so you may need to fall back on the TURN relay option.
Network Said No
Some networks block direct peer-to-peer connections. When that happens, your connection is routed through our TURN servers so you can still connect from anywhere. These servers cost us real money — we'll keep it free for as long as donations cover the bill, so if you've got a few spare bucks, hit that donate button and keep the whips cracking.
*Free for now — and we intend to keep it that way for as long as donations cover the costs of TURN servers, hosting, and other infrastructure. If WhipDesk saves you time, chipping in keeps it running for everyone.
Enterprise
WhipDesk is currently built for individual developers, but we're exploring support for teams and organizations. If your company would like to use WhipDesk, let us know — your feedback will help shape what we build next.
Free to start. Free to whip.
Pick a mode, point it at your agent, and get back to being the boss.