Mode Selector
Host Mode
Viewer — Connect to Host
CueRemote is a LAN remote desktop tool built for conferences, live events, and production environments. A Host shares their screen, and one or more Viewers can connect to see and control it — all over your local network with zero internet dependency. Use Room Codes to isolate groups so multiple teams can work independently on the same network.
Share your screen so others can view and control your PC. Set a host name for easy discovery and a room code to restrict who can connect. Ideal for the main presentation PC, stage manager workstation, or any machine that needs remote access.
Connect to any Host on the network and see their screen in real time. Take control with mouse and keyboard input. Perfect for control rooms, backstage positions, or any operator who needs to manage a remote PC without walking to it.
Assign a room code so only viewers with the same code can discover and connect to your host. Multiple organizations on the same LAN stay completely separated.
Hosts appear automatically on the network — no IP addresses or manual configuration. Viewers see all available hosts in their room instantly.
Low-latency screen capture and streaming optimized for LAN speeds. Smooth enough for live event monitoring and remote control tasks.
Viewers can take full control of the host PC — click, type, scroll, and interact as if sitting in front of it.
Each host sets a friendly name (e.g. “Main Stage PC”, “Backstage Left”) so viewers can identify machines at a glance without memorizing IPs.
Runs entirely on your local network. No cloud relay, no external accounts, no data leaving the venue. Your screens stay private.
Choose between port 9050 (default), 443, or enter any custom port. Adapt to venue network policies without IT intervention.
CueRemote works over your local network (LAN). All PCs must be connected to the same network. No internet connection is needed.
CueRemote does not work across separate internet connections, different buildings with isolated networks, or over VPN. All devices must be on the same local network at the venue.
Important: Some networks block device-to-device communication for security reasons. If devices cannot discover each other: