Account
Everything we hold, on one page.
On our servers we keep who you are signed in as, the computers you have added, and which of them you can use from a browser. The Privacy Policy lists everything, down to a fingerprint of the terms you accepted.
The program you install keeps its own data — settings, saved credentials and your agents’ work — on your computer, not with this account. It needs no account, and nothing in it is switched off if you never sign in.
- Signed in as
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- Account made
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- Computers
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- Sessions
- a new sign-in ends the old one
- The program
- works without this
- Price
- free
Use a computer from this browser
Choose one of your computers below to control it from this browser. A computer answers only while ToolsEnabled is open on it: if it is asleep, shut down, or the program is closed, this page says so rather than showing you example data.
To reach one of your computers from a browser, you need only that one computer, added to your account and connected.
A browser controls one computer at a time. A computer you choose here stays chosen on this browser until you sign out. You can also connect two of your computers to each other so that they can work with each other; this browser can still control either one.
Connect a computer
Pick one of the computers in “Your computers” below.
Connect two computers to each other
Pick two of the computers in “Your computers” below.
Passkeys and computer access
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A passkey uses your device’s screen lock or a security key. Full Remote Access (FRA), the feature that lets you reach and control one of your computers remotely, does not receive your fingerprint, face scan, or device PIN.
Email or password recovery can restore account sign-in. It cannot remove passkey protection or unlock computer access. If every registered passkey is lost, computer access stays locked. You can still use your computer locally.
Add a backup from another device or a physical security key, and keep it somewhere you can reach if your main device is lost. If two passkeys are saved with the same provider, such as the same password manager or phone account, losing access to that provider may mean losing both.
Your last passkey cannot be removed. Add and verify another passkey first.
Your computers
Each computer you add gets its own name here. Removing one frees room for another immediately, and the program on it keeps working.
No computers have been added yet. Adding one needs a ToolsEnabled program running on that computer to show a pairing code, which you then type into the box below. That program is not available to download at the moment.
Add a computer
The computer you are adding shows a code on its own screen, like TC-K7QP-4M2X. Type it here. Upper or lower case and the dashes make no difference. The code expires, so if it no longer works, get a fresh one from that computer rather than retyping this one.
Full Remote Access (FRA) is recommended for testing only. FRA has not been through a security audit and is not independently tested end to end.
What you agreed to
Each document you accepted, with its version and a digest (a fingerprint) of the exact text you were shown. If a document changes later, this still shows the version you accepted.
Nothing is recorded against this account.
Signing out and deleting
One of these is reversible and one is not. Each says which before you press it, and each asks again in place rather than acting on the first click.
Sign out of this browser?
Nothing is removed and nothing is changed. You can sign back in whenever you like, the same way you signed in this time, and your computers stay exactly as they are.
This deletes everything above.
Type your password to confirm. There is no undo and no copy kept.
Sign in
If passkey protection is enabled, signing in or recovering a password restores account access. You will still need a registered passkey to reach your computers.
Use the email address and password on your account.