GLKVM

GL.iNet

About this app

GLKVM is developed by GL.iNet for connecting to and managing its KVM devices.With GLKVM, you can securely access and control remote device from your phone or tablet, providing a convenient and efficient remote operation experience.

Key Features:
● Remote Access – Easily access and control remote KVM devices through intuitive touch gestures for a smooth and natural interaction.
● Bluetooth Input – Supports connecting Bluetooth keyboards and mice to your phone or tablet, making remote control as natural as using a computer.
● Security – Account-based access control and encrypted communication ensure data and operational security.
● Cross-Platform Compatibility – Compatible with macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android. Remote sessions can be initiated from phones, tablets, or computers.

We are continuously improving the GLKVM experience and plan to expand support for remote work and maintenance scenarios in future updates.GLKVM empowers you to manage and control GL.iNet KVM hardware anytime, anywhere, enabling secure and seamless remote access and system management

Ratings and reviews

Extremely barebones but does exactly what I need it to do. I was not able to log in on the initial version of the app but after the current update I'm able to log in no problem. The only setting in the app is the language, though I would appreciate a dark mode. For issues I'm unable to use the system keyboard when connected to my KVM, as it opens and immediately closes, but the PC keyboard in the app works fine. I also would like a little more consistency in the 3 buttons in the connection.

The idea behind the app is good, but the actual implementation is quite poor. When I try to connect to the KVM and perform Wake-on-LAN on my PC remotely from my mobile phone, the application displays a message saying that there is no HDMI output. This screen overlays and blocks the Toolbox buttons, making them inaccessible. As a result, I cannot interact with the interface at all and I am unable to power on my PC remotely.

overall idea is nice, but has several shortcomings. I appreciate that you can login on a local network without needing a cloud account. The thing that really frustrated me was needing to use the web to be able to be able to use the accessory to turn the computer on and off

What’s new

Support accessing devices via the local network
Support accepting and using shared devices
Support Wake-on-LAN
Support adjusting mouse sensitivity
Support adjusting scroll wheel speed
Compatible with firmware version 1.8
Improved remote control experience