BenLotus Remote

What it does

The first time you open BenLotus Remote it gives your PC a permanent 9-digit ID and a password. Someone else types that ID and password and clicks Connect. You get an Accept / Deny prompt, and nothing happens until you accept. While a session is open, a red banner stays on top of your screen; click it to disconnect at any time.

Connections go straight between the two PCs (peer to peer) when possible, and fall back to an encrypted relay when a network blocks that. The screen, input, clipboard, and files are all encrypted end to end. Video uses your GPU's hardware encoder for smooth 60 fps at 1080p.

Features

• No account
• Auto ID + password
• Accept / Deny prompt
• P2P + relay fallback
• End-to-end encrypted
• 60 fps GPU video
• Mouse & keyboard control
• View-only mode
• File transfer
• Copy & paste
• Multi-monitor
• Dark theme

How to use it

1. Download BenLotusRemote.exe from this page. It is a single portable file — no installer, no runtimes.
2. Run it on both PCs. Each one shows its own ID and password.
3. On the PC you want to control from, type the other PC's ID and password and click Connect.
4. On the other PC, click Accept. Drag files onto the viewer to send them, or use the Files button.

Requires Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Settings (theme, window position) are saved in a small file on your PC.