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Aspia
Aspia provides remote desktop control and file transfer, with NAT traversal, system information, audio, and chat features.
About Aspia
Aspia is a free and open source application for real-time remote desktop control and file transfer. The project code is available under the GNU General Public License 3, with source code published on GitHub. All transmitted data is encrypted.
With Aspia, you can connect to remote computers for work or remote assistance, either by ID using your own Router and Relay server infrastructure for NAT traversal or through direct connections. You can manage files on local and remote computers, view detailed system information and task manager, and use audio and text chat during sessions. An address book lets you add computers, create groups, and encrypt stored entries with a master password.
It suits individuals and teams who need remote access across Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. System requirements include Windows 7 or higher, Ubuntu 22.04 or higher, RHEL 8.10 or compatible or higher, macOS 13 or higher, and Android 12 or higher. It is relevant for users who want to run their own connection infrastructure.
Key features
- Remote desktop control for work or remote assistance
- File transfer between local and remote computers
- NAT traversal via self-hosted Router and Relay servers
- System information and task manager viewing
- Audio transmission and text chat during sessions
- Address book with groups and master password encryption
Best for: People who need open source remote desktop access and want to host their own connection servers.
Good for
- Open source under GPLv3 with code on GitHub
- Encrypted data transmission
- Self-hosted Router and Relay server option
- Supports Windows, macOS, Linux and Android
Watch out for
- Requires supported OS versions such as Android 12 or higher
- ID-based connection requires setting up Router and Relay servers
Aspia at a glance
- Website
- aspia.org
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Remote Desktop
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Free
- Platforms
- Android, macOS, Web, Windows
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Aspia FAQ
What is Aspia used for?
Aspia is used for real-time remote desktop control and file transfer between local and remote computers.
Is Aspia open source?
Yes. The project code is available under the GNU General Public License 3, with source code on GitHub.
How does Aspia connect to remote computers?
It supports connection by ID using self-hosted Router and Relay servers for NAT traversal, as well as direct connections.
Which operating systems does Aspia support?
It lists support for Windows 7 or higher, Ubuntu 22.04 or higher, RHEL 8.10 or compatible or higher, macOS 13 or higher, and Android 12 or higher.
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