Leostream alternative

Remotle vs Leostream

Leostream is a connection broker: it assigns workstations to people and works alongside a display protocol such as HP Anyware, Amazon DCV or Mechdyne TGX. Remotle is the broker and the display protocol in one product.

What is built into Remotle

Remotle
Connecting
No connection broker to deploy
No IP addresses for people to type
Remote access without a VPN or gateway
Cloud-managed option
Self-hosted option, on your own network
Picture
Hardware-encoded H.264 on the workstation GPU
H.265 (HEVC) encoding
4:4:4 full colour
HDR and 10-bit colour
Monitors above 4K
Multi-monitor, up to four displays
Mixed resolutions across monitors
No encoding while the screen is still
Input and peripherals
USB redirection
3D mice such as SpaceMouse
Pen pressure and tilt
Webcam redirection
Microphone
Clipboard both ways, text and images
Copy and paste files
Clients
Windows
macOS on Apple silicon
iPad and iPhone
Kiosk mode
Zero client hardware
Network and security
Encrypted end to end with TLS 1.3
UDP and QUIC transport
Direct connection with relay fallback
No inbound ports on the workstation
Client verifies the host certificate
Only pixels leave the workstation
Adapts to the available bandwidth
Sessions
Entra ID sign-in (SSO) to the app and admin portal
Entra ID sign-in (SSO) straight to the Windows desktop, built in
Streams the Windows sign-in screen
Reconnects automatically
Updates the host software automatically

Remotle is free to try, then £10 per user or £15 per workstation per month, excluding VAT. Compare all of them

Microsoft, Windows, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft Intune, Zoom, Apple, Mac, macOS, iPad, Apple Pencil, Linux, NVIDIA, Wacom, 3Dconnexion, SpaceMouse, YubiKey, Leostream, Mechdyne TGX, HP Anyware, Teradici, Amazon DCV, Parsec, Dell Wyse ThinOS, IGEL OS and Stratodesk are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. Remotle is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by them.