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REMOTE ACCESS. REIMAGINED.

Your Windows apps.
Anywhere.

Keep the Windows software your business runs on. Open it from a browser, wherever work takes you. No rewrite needed.

Try it free

2 concurrent devices. Free, with no time limit.

YOUR NEXT “WAIT, THAT’S POSSIBLE?” MOMENT

Keep your application. Change where you can use it.

Meet your app’s next chapter
No app rewrite Your server, your control Browser access

Seeing is believing

Same Windows app.
A whole new way in.

One application. Two PCs. See how Winflector takes the software on one computer and puts it within reach on another.

YOUR APP. A NEW PERSPECTIVE.

01

The software you already know

Start with a familiar Windows application running on one PC.

02

A second PC. The same application.

Access it from another computer through Winflector. Your app keeps running on the host.

03

See what changes for your team

Keep your existing workflow and give people more freedom over where they work.

Ready to try your own application?

How it works

One app. Three steps to anywhere.

Windows Server

ERP.exe
j.kowalskia.nowak

Local only

Waiting for session

No session

Where it fits

Give people the app they need.

For application publishing, Winflector puts your selected software within reach. Compare that focused experience with delivering an entire Windows desktop.

What the user gets

The applications you published

A Windows desktop or session

Underlying protocol

Winflector's own transport

Usually RDP or a VDI stack

Client

A browser tab, or a native client

A desktop client or browser

Suits you when

People need one line-of-business app

People genuinely need a whole desktop

Who uses it

Built around the software your business runs on.

ERP & accounting

Finance teams working away from head office.

Invoices / Ledger / Vendors

Warehouse & operations

Several sites sharing one central system.

Picking / Stock / Inbound

Industry-specific software

Mature tools with no web equivalent.

Orders / Planning / Service

Integrators & MSPs

Application access added to client projects.

Site 1 / Site 2 / Site 3

Specifics

More than a window into your application.

Clients
HTML5 client for compatible browsers, plus native Windows, Linux and Android clients.
Printing
Universal printing and PDF printing from within a remote session.
Scaling
Server farms and load distribution, available with commercial licences.
Integration
Documented APIs for building Winflector into partner and vendor software.
Licensing
Perpetual licences counted by concurrent device, not by named user.
macOS
Reachable through a browser. The native macOS client is an early build, not a production client.

Security

Remote access. With control in your hands.

Authentication

Use Winflector's own accounts, or Windows authentication with local and domain users and groups — which is how Active Directory fits in.

Encryption

Encrypted transmission is available. The documentation lists AES 128-bit and 256-bit options, and commercial deployments can add HTML5 and SSL certificate configuration.

Your deployment, your choices

Certificates, network design, server hardening and day-to-day practice all shape the outcome. Choose the configuration that fits your environment.

Read the security documentation

If you sell Windows software

Give customers remote access without opening the roadmap.

Vendors usually reach us when a customer asks for browser access and the honest estimate for building it is measured in quarters.

See the partner programme
Documented APIs
Wire session handling into your own product rather than bolting it on beside it.
Resell or bundle
Sell Winflector alongside your software, or include it in your implementation.
Configuration help
The partner programme includes technical assistance for getting partner software running.

Questions

A few things you might be wondering.

It publishes Windows applications so authorized people can run them remotely.

The program itself executes on a central Windows server. What travels to the user is the application window, which they open in a browser or a lightweight client.

Generally no changes are needed. Existing 32-bit and 64-bit Windows executables can typically be published without touching their source code.

Compatibility can still depend on application behaviour, permissions, the graphics stack, child processes and peripheral integrations. Unusual applications, custom integrations and specialty hardware should be validated with the free edition.

Yes. Winflector includes an HTML5 client that works in compatible modern browsers.

Native clients are also available for Windows and Linux, with an Android client for mobile access.

No. Winflector uses its own communication technology. It does not rely on Microsoft RDP, Windows Remote Desktop Services / Terminal Services, or Citrix.

The core use case is publishing selected applications — users receive the application windows they are allowed to access, not necessarily a full remote desktop environment.

Winflector supports Winflector accounts or Windows / local / domain authentication.

Windows authentication can integrate with Active Directory through Windows users and groups.

Yes. Winflector supports encrypted transmission. Documentation lists AES 128/256-bit encryption options.

Commercial environments can add appropriate HTML5 / SSL configuration. Review the official security documentation before production deployment.

Winflector provides universal printing functionality and PDF printing for remote application sessions.

The free edition supports 2 concurrent devices, has no expiry, and may be used commercially within its limits.

It has specific feature and support limitations compared with commercial licensing — for example around server farms, certain HTML5/SSL options, and guaranteed commercial support. Check the official free-license details for the current list.

Commercial licences are based on concurrent accessing devices. You can install unlimited clients; only active concurrent devices consume licences.

Commercial licences are perpetual, with volume discounts available. Verify current pricing in the official store.

Yes. Commercial configurations can use server farms for scaling and load distribution.

Server-farm capability is a commercial feature and is not part of the free edition.

Users on macOS can access published applications through a compatible browser via the HTML5 client.

A native macOS client exists as a test / early client and should not be treated as a mature, fully supported production client at this time.

Compatibility should be tested with the actual application.

Recent Winflector releases (including 2026 updates) improved support for applications using technologies such as WebView2 and direct composition.

Make it your application next

Your next step?
Try it. Free.

Start with the Windows application your team relies on. See what it feels like to use it from another device.

Winflector Free Yours to keep

€0No expiry. No subscription.
  • 2 devices connected at the same time
  • Your existing Windows application
  • Commercial use allowed

Free-edition feature and support limits apply.

WINFLECTOR IN ACTION

See Winflector in action.