About
The software that runs your business
shouldn't need a laptop of its own.
Plenty of companies still depend on Windows software that can't be rewritten: the ERP client, the vendor tool, the app only one machine can run. Onscryn turns each of them into a link, keeps it under your control, and makes it possible to automate.
How it works, in three lines.
It runs on Windows
Your application launches on a managed Windows host, yours or ours, with its own account for each session.
Pixels travel
A broker streams only what changed on screen to the browser, and enforces the rules about what may leave.
People just open a tab
No installer, no VPN, no remote desktop client. Any modern browser on any device.
The product,
as it looks today.
Real screens from the dashboard, taken from a demo organization.
What we hold
ourselves to.
The data stays home
The app runs on a Windows host you control. Your people get a stream of pixels, and clipboard and file transfer cross only when your policy says so.
The screen is an API
A lot of important software has no integration point except its interface. So we read the live UI tree and let workflows and the Copilot work through it.
Access ends when you say so
Remove someone or change their role and their next request is refused. Nothing waits for a token to run out.
Plain about what's ready
Preview and Beta are labelled as such, plan-dependent features say so, and the product notes list the limits. You should never find out the hard way.
Talk to a person.
Bring the application you'd like to see running in a browser. We'll show you what it looks like on yours.
Or write to us at [email protected].