PC
WakeDesk Client
Desktop client for technicians and customer hosts, with account activation, host cards, backup tools, and private server configuration.
Products
Remote access built around host ownership
WakeDesk packages the client, relay, admin console, monitoring, and host licensing workflow into one managed remote access platform.
Designed for customer sites
Install WakeDesk on Raspberry Pi, WakeOS, Linux, or Windows hosts. Activate each host against your account and manage the allowed node count from the WakeDesk admin console.
Everything needed to operate managed remote access
WakeDesk combines the parts customers see with the controls operators need: activation, private routing, host limits, dashboards, monitoring, and recovery.
Licensed host nodesActivate Raspberry Pi, Linux, Windows, and WakeOS devices against a customer account.
Private server routingUse your WakeDesk ID, relay, and API endpoints instead of public remote-access infrastructure.
Account dashboardShow plan status, host count, active nodes, billing contact, validity, and license key details.
Host monitoringTrack CPU, memory, disk, network usage, transport health, uptime, and last-seen status.
Email alertsNotify customers or operators when a host goes offline or crosses resource thresholds.
Recovery backupsExport client and server data so address books, licenses, and node records can be restored.
Headless RPi supportPackage Raspberry Pi hosts for no-monitor deployments with service-managed remote access.
Admin policy controlsSet node limits, suspend licenses, revoke hosts, and keep unlicensed systems blocked.
RPi
WakeDesk for Raspberry Pi
ARM64 package for Raspberry Pi 4/5 and WakeOS builds, tuned for headless or no-monitor deployments.
API
WakeDesk Server
Self-hosted ID, relay, API, PostgreSQL, licensing, admin console, and policy enforcement on your VPS.
OS
WakeOS Appliance
A compact Ubuntu-based Raspberry Pi image for remote access nodes with WakeDesk preconfigured.
LIC
License Dashboard
Issue accounts, set host limits, suspend licenses, revoke hosts, and monitor customer capacity from one console.
BK
Backup and Recovery
Export server-side data and keep customer connection cards recoverable during reinstall or migration work.
Customer dashboard
Give every account a clear view of its licensed hosts
Customers can see whether their license is active, how many host nodes are assigned, which systems are online, and when each host last checked in.
- Plan, license status, node capacity, and renewal visibility
- Online host list with platform and last-seen metadata
- Monitoring, accounting, and license key panels in one view
Health and alerts
Monitor the machine before it becomes a support ticket
WakeDesk host health views make Raspberry Pi and desktop deployments easier to support, especially for unattended hotel, office, and field systems.
- Transport online status, CPU, memory, disk, and network counters
- Offline alerts plus CPU, memory, and disk threshold settings
- SMTP configuration for customer or operator notifications
Recommended deployment
WakeDesk works best as a private platform: your DNS name, your VPS, your license policy, and your customer host limits.
1
Deploy server
Bring up WakeDesk API, relay, ID server, PostgreSQL, and admin console on the VPS.
2
Create customer licenses
Set the account email, plan type, node count, and validity period from the admin console.
3
Install clients
Install WakeDesk packages and activate each host with the customer account and license key.