Connect Anywhere cloud — or your own relay, on‑premises or in a private cloud

Direct P2P First: Unlimited transfer and bitrate up to 100 Mbps whenever a direct link is possible, with automatic UPnP port mapping or a manual port.

Connect Anywhere Cloud: Relayed connections when P2P is not possible — through firewalls and NAT — with file transfer up to 10 MB/s.

Server Selection: Users can pick a preferred relay server; Remotly measures ping and geolocation so the fastest one is easy to choose.

Auto-Reconnect: Sessions recover automatically after a temporary loss of connectivity.

Hermetic Network: With a private relay, all session data flows strictly through your own server or private cloud instance.

Zero Port Forwarding: Eliminate router port forwarding to your remote PCs, drastically reducing the exposed attack surface.

Relay Never Sees Your Data: Sessions stay encrypted end‑to‑end with AES-256, TLS 1.2 / 1.3 and RSA-4096 — keys are never accessible to the relay server.

GDPR Compliance: Full control over where data is processed, with zero sensitive information passing through third‑party servers.

Lowest Latency: Routing traffic through a relay close to your users minimizes hops for maximum connection speed.

Wake‑on‑LAN from External Networks: A private relay lets you wake host machines securely from outside the local network, installed on infrastructure you designate.

Low Power Consumption: Run your relay on low‑power hardware such as a Raspberry Pi or a Linux micro‑instance instead of leaving high‑performance PCs on 24/7.

High Availability: Set up multi‑node relay clusters to eliminate single points of failure.

100% Free Self‑Hosting: Full private relay server capabilities are available at zero extra cost.

Global Latency Optimization: Position relay servers in specific cloud regions worldwide to ensure ultra‑low latency for international teams.

Shared Infrastructure Control: Authorize, manage and share your relay network directly from the Remotly admin panel.

On‑Premises Deployment: Private relay and external Wake‑on‑LAN are installed on infrastructure designated by the customer — private cloud or on‑premises.