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Desktop-Class Input
Low-latency keyboard and mouse with raw mouse aim, plus customizable on-screen touch controls on phones and tablets.
The device you play from doesn't need a game client, an app store account, or admin rights. It needs a browser. Your gaming PC does the rest.
This is the gap a browser-based client closes — the machines where "just download the app" isn't an option.
Managed devices block installers by policy, and IT is not going to approve a game streaming client. A browser tab doesn't ask anyone's permission.
ChromeOS in a managed enrolment is one of the most restricted environments there is. It still has a first-class browser, which is the only requirement here.
Smart TVs and TV boxes have browsers but almost never have the client you want. Open a tab, sign in, and the big screen becomes the monitor.
Playing from a friend's house, a hotel, or a machine that isn't yours at all — none of it requires leaving software behind on a computer you don't own.
Running in the browser is a convenience, not a downgraded mode.
Low-latency keyboard and mouse with raw mouse aim, plus customizable on-screen touch controls on phones and tablets.
Steam, Epic, Battle.net, GOG, or a standalone .exe. It's your actual PC, so there's no catalogue deciding what you're allowed to launch.
Sessions are encrypted with AES-256, with account-based access control — the same protection whether you're on your own laptop or a borrowed one.
Close the tab and you're done. No client installed, no library cached, no account signed into a desktop app on a machine you're about to hand back.
Install the agent and sign in. Start streaming in minutes.
Free to start · No credit card required · 10 GB every month