Remote desktop still sucks. Tens of millions of people endure the experience every day. Lag, choppy video, an input device failing, and distorted audio are constant reminders that they’re accessing a computer remotely. People endure these experiences because they believe that’s just the way it is. We want to change that. We think it’s possible to forget that the computer you’re using is actually in a datacenter, under a desk at the office, on the other side of the country, or in a closet at your friend’s home. If we get this right, we expect to change how people and companies think about their investments in infrastructure and hardware.
We were on the path to fixing this before, and we still have unfinished business. Our ambitions are much bigger this time. We think more compute is shifting to shared resources, VDI, and remote access. The supercycle of investment in hardware and infrastructure, concerns over security and data sovereignty, and the overall demand to support the freedom to work from anywhere are driving this shift.
That said, we’re starting from the beginning, focused on our prime directive: build remote access technology so good that, at times, you forget you’re remoting in. Whether you're collaborating with teammates, accessing high-performance machines, or logging into a support session, Phaze should feel like magic.
We know that this journey will take time. And while we’re just getting started, this alpha product reflects our principles: go deep, eliminate the unnecessary dependencies, focus on simple solutions, obsess over the details, and iterate with our customers. By releasing early, we are determined to hear your feedback - positive or negative. When people take the time to share their feedback, it is because they care about what we’re building, and they trust us to find the right solution. Try Phaze today, and please let us know how we can make it better.