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Spectra AppAnywhere enables Multi-sessions, Load Balancing, Universal Printer, Seamless Remote Application, Application Control and more without the need for Citrix, GoGlobal, Propalms or TSE!

Without touching a single line of code, you can instantly make your Windows applications accessible from any device; like Windows Terminals, Desktop Computers, Linux / Unix Machines, Macintosh, Thin Clients or even in a Web Browser.

AppAnywhere is the fast, simple and affordable solution that eliminates the complexity of other alternatives such as Windows Terminal Services (WTS), Remote Desktop Services (RDS), 2X, GoGlobal, Propalms or Citrix Presentation Server.

The easiest, plug-and-play solution to Web-enable or publish your applications. It just takes 5 minutes to make your ERP / CRM / application published over the LAN or Internet. AppAnywhere is the simplest and most affordable solution you can get!

AppAnywhere remote access system functions:

1. User Initiates Connection: The user initiates a connection to the remote access system from their local device (e.g., computer, smartphone) using a remote access client application or web interface.

2. Authentication: The remote access system verifies the user's identity through authentication methods such as passwords, biometrics, or multi-factor authentication.

3. Access Gateway: Once authenticated, the user's request is passed through an access gateway, which acts as a secure entry point to the remote access infrastructure.

4. Application Virtualization/Streaming: The remote access system employs application virtualization or streaming technologies to deliver the desired applications to the user's device. These technologies allow applications to run on remote servers while streaming the user interface and input/output interactions to the local device.

5. Data Transmission: User inputs and actions are transmitted securely from the local device to the remote server running the application, and the server processes these inputs.

6. Application Rendering: The server processes the inputs, performs the necessary computations, and renders the application's output. The resulting visual interface or data is then transmitted back to the user's device.

7. Local Display: The user's device receives the application's output and displays it on the local screen, allowing the user to interact with the application as if it were running locally.

8. Secure Communication: Throughout the process, the remote access system ensures the security of the communication channel by employing encryption and other security measures to protect data transmission.

9. Session Management: The remote access system manages the user's session, maintaining the state of the application, and preserving the user's progress or data between sessions.