Solo+ support.
Clear capacity.
One technician, with room for more ready devices.
Start with a Risk Free 7 day trial. Cancel before the trial ends to avoid a charge. Your selected monthly plan bills automatically at the end of the trial unless canceled.
Ad-hoc users are uncapped. Invite Android users for ordinary user-initiated support without a licensed user/device cap. Their live sessions count against your concurrent connection allowance.
Included capabilities
- Tech and Admin browser access on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS
- Support Android users from your own phone browser while mobile
- Technician support queue, live sessions, and exportable history
- Android screen sharing with user approval and the ability to stop sharing
- Optional technician pointer and Touch control when enabled on the device with the required permissions
- Collapsible device-health gauges, reported CPU scope, memory, storage, battery temperature, connection quality, and installed user-app versions
- Organization-supported apps with looked-up identities, installation status, versions, and user-reviewed Open/Install requests; confirmed uninstall requests for eligible user apps
- Remote file browsing within a user-authorized folder, with upload/download up to 20 MB per file
- WPA2 or supported WPA3 Personal Wi-Fi configuration for user approval on supported Android 11+ devices
- Ready-device check-ins, versions, battery, invitation receipt, search and paging; one-viewer session handoff
- Organization roles and display names, people search and paging, invitations, MFA policy, inactivity timeouts, history, billing-contact email, and product support forms
Bulk Android user import/export is available on Team and above. This plan supports individual user invitations.
Read the feature overview and device-permission limits →
Choose your interaction level
- View Only. Share the approved Android screen so the technician can see the issue and explain the next steps while the user performs the actions.
- View and Point. Add a technician pointer to highlight where to look or tap. The Android user enables Pointer control and grants Draw over other apps permission.
- View and Touch. Let the assigned technician tap, swipe, drag, long-press, use navigation controls, open Android Settings, and enter text during an active session. The user enables Touch control and its Android Accessibility service. Text entry replaces the focused field’s contents.
- Always On. Keep an opted-in device Ready for a technician invitation. The user accepts the invitation and approves Android screen sharing. Pointer and touch actions follow the device’s enabled permissions.
Explore interaction levels and permissions →
How capacity works
Technician seats are named accounts. A technician viewing the queue does not consume a connection. Starting, active, and reconnecting sessions do; waiting requests and unanswered invitations do not.
Always On lets an opted-in device wait for a technician invitation. Enabled registrations count toward the 10-device allowance even while offline. The Android user still approves screen sharing before it begins.