Geodic puts your machines on your iPhone and iPad — a full remote
desktop, a proper terminal, and a file browser that can move files straight from
one machine to another.
It connects to the MeshCentral server you already run. There is no service to
sign up for and no account to create here.
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Control any machine
A real remote desktop with five gesture profiles, so a register with no
mouse and a headless server each behave the way they should. Full keyboard
with Ctrl, Alt, Shift and Command.
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Move files between machines
Browse Windows, macOS and Linux filesystems. Download, upload, or send
files straight from one machine to another — transfers keep running while you
use the rest of the app.
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Open a shell
A real VT100 terminal, including a choice of Command Prompt or
PowerShell on Windows. Works on headless machines with no desktop at all.
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Autotype saved text
Passwords and long strings kept in the Keychain and typed straight into
a login box, behind Face ID if you want.
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Clipboard, power and messaging
Copy text off a machine or onto it, send it between two machines, wake
or restart a box, and drop a message onto someone's screen.
Privacy
Geodic collects nothing. No analytics, no advertising, no tracking, no crash
reporting. Your credentials stay in the Keychain on your device, and after the
first sign-in it stores a revocable token rather than your password. Everything
travels between your device and your own server.
Requirements
A MeshCentral server you can reach, and an account on it. Remote desktop needs
an agent attached to a graphical session; the terminal and file browser work on
headless machines too.
Not affiliated with the MeshCentral project. Geodic is an independent
client for MeshCentral servers.