Workspace-first remote ops
One place to
run the fleet
Unattended remote access, device management, patching, automation, and reporting — for Windows, Linux, and macOS — without stitching five tools together.
- Windows
- Linux
- macOS
- No VPN client
- 1 machine free
Workspaces
Stream full desktops, URLs, and individual apps from your devices in the browser.
Full desktop sessions — drag cards to organize.
Primary · laptops
Servers · core
Devices
Desktop agents registered to Optanik. Utilization above 90% is highlighted.
Patch Management
Fleet-wide OS and third-party patching with a 95% compliance target.
Total patch management & compliance
Harbor Ops fleet · soak days on · skip preview releases
Device compliance 20 patched 1 pending
Known patches Installed Missing
Fleet by OS 6 Windows 14 Linux 1 macOS
Device compliance
Automation
Detect it, attempt to fix it, verify, then escalate.
Detect, remediate, and verify.
Condition-based IF/THEN rules and scheduled jobs that reuse real Optanik actions.
63 ok · 0 failed across 63 runs
Starter templates
Automations
Recent runs
Why it feels different
Stop stitching five products into one job.
Most stacks split remote desktop, RMM, patching, and “if this then that.” Optanik keeps the session, the device, the patch policy, and the automation on the same object. You enroll a machine once. Then you can watch it, patch it, script it, reboot it, sit on its desktop, and tell an automation to finish the job when you are not looking.
Typical stack
- Remote desktop in tool one
- Inventory in tool two
- Patching in tool three
- Automation in tool four
- Reports in tool five
- VPN client just to look
Optanik
- Remote Control on the device
- Live inventory on the device
- Patch policy on the same fleet
- IF / THEN on the same groups
- Customer reports from the workspace
- One cloud app — app.optanik.com
Unattended remote access
Take the desktop. Share the session. Skip the truck roll.
Remote Control from the device page — a secure session, not a please-click-Accept app. Full VDI desktops, individual application streams, and URL sessions through the device network, organized as cards on the Workspaces board.
- Join-session links Second technician in, without handing over the keyboard.
- Ctrl-Alt-Del & view-only Secure attention, control vs watch, loading that tells you what is happening.
- Auto login after reboot Come back to a signed-in desktop. Reach the login screen because the Windows agent starts before anyone signs in.
- PowerShell & SSH Same device list. Windows, Linux, macOS.
Devices you can actually manage
Inventory, heat, and the action row in one glance.
Name, hostname, platform, IPs, online/offline, last check-in, agent version, hardware, notes. CPU, memory, and disk on the device — with a high-utilization banner when something is on fire, and a per-device mute when a known-busy box should not spam the team.
- One action row Reboot the computer, restart the agent, or open Remote Control.
- Apps & patches on the box Search installed apps, browse for an .exe, scan pending vs installed OS patches.
- Groups that stay live Built-in OS groups plus custom groups — servers, laptops, a site, a lab. Automations and reports target membership as it exists today.
Patch management
Compliance that has a grade, not a spreadsheet.
Fleet overview across Windows, Linux, and macOS: fully patched vs pending vs not scanned, reboot required. Per-OS policy with soak days, skip preview/feature releases, and auto-install inside a window — daily, weekly, monthly, or manual. Third-party apps with allow / defer / ignore.
- 95% target Healthy / Fair / Needs work / Critical — and a notification when the fleet grade moves.
- Scan all or install eligible now Drill into a device’s patch list with status detail and logs.
Automation
Detect. Fix. Verify. Escalate.
IF / THEN workflows with nested AND / OR, duration holds, persistent waits, and CHECK branches. Actions reuse real Optanik services — notify, scripts, reboot, services, processes, patches — with cooldown and max executions so a noisy condition cannot loop all night.
High CPU Protection
Hold, notify, act, re-check.
High Memory Protection
Catch the leak before the freeze.
High Disk Usage
Cleanup, wait, re-check, escalate.
Device Offline
Down Detector without the flood.
Service Recovery
Spooler and friends come back.
Critical Patch
Scan, install, confirm.
Reboot Required
Finish the job in the window.
Agent Update
Push when you want control.
Nightly Patch Scan
Know before morning standup.
Weekly Patch Install
Maintenance you can schedule.
Reports
Hand it to a customer.
Dashboard, Device Health, Patch Compliance, Hardware Inventory, Software Inventory, Availability. Export PDF, CSV, or Excel. Scheduled email so leadership gets the pack without logging in.
Notifications
Reach people, not inboxes.
In-app bell, browser desktop notifications, Telegram with toggles, and email via workspace SMTP. Create Alert is task-level — one notification for the automation, not a flood per endpoint.
Workspaces
Looks like your product.
Named workspaces, custom login path, member invites and roles, light/dark, colors and logos. Technicians and customers in the same workspace without sharing a password.
Software fleet
Who still has Chrome 120?
Inventory of what is installed, on which hosts, and which versions — open a version to see every device that has it.
How it works
Enroll once. Run everything from there.
- 01
Create a workspace
Your URL, your users, your branding.
- 02
Install the agent
One line per OS. Onboarding code drops it in.
- 03
Take the seat
Remote Control, scripts, patches, groups.
- 04
Let it finish
Automations and reports while you are not looking.
Free forever
One machine. A full workday.
Sign up at no cost. Connect a single machine and use Optanik for twelve hours every day. Same product. No credit card.
Everyone who tries it should want to keep it.
That is the bar. Enroll a machine and see if you still want the other four tools.