Edovia
Screens 5: VNC Remote Desktop
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines Edovia?
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Portfolio
What does Edovia ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Analysis in progress
Rivals
Who does Edovia compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both applications target remote access for IT professionals and power users, with TeamViewer's commercial-use detection logic driving casual users toward alternatives like Screens 5.
Contenders(9)
Both apps target remote workers and IT professionals requiring cross-platform device control, creating direct competition for users seeking reliable remote access.
Both apps target remote workers needing persistent access to desktop environments, but they diverge on connectivity methods and pricing models.
Both applications target remote workers requiring mobile access to workstations, creating direct competition for professional users managing home or office computers.
Both apps compete for users requiring remote computer control, with PC Remote targeting a gaming-focused segment while Screens 5 serves professional and power-user workflows.
Both applications target remote workers and IT professionals, competing directly for the same user base requiring cross-platform desktop access.
Both apps target IT professionals and remote workers with cross-platform desktop access, creating direct competition for users seeking reliable control of Mac, Windows, and Linux systems.
Both applications target IT professionals and power users requiring mobile remote desktop access, competing directly for the same remote management use case on iOS.
Both applications provide remote access to computers, though they diverge by targeting individual power users versus IT support professionals and managed service providers.
Both applications target remote desktop access for personal and professional use on iOS and iPadOS, competing for the same user base seeking multi-platform device control.
Same space(14)
Specializes in media playback control, serving users who need remote desktop interaction for entertainment.
Focuses on remote power management, serving users who need to wake or sleep computers without full desktop streaming.
Provides mobile-based smart TV control, targeting the same audience seeking to replace physical remotes.
Provides mobile-based smart TV control, targeting the same audience seeking to replace physical remotes.
Enables screen casting to TVs, serving as a media-focused alternative to remote desktop streaming.
Directly competes in the remote desktop client space by supporting VNC and RDP protocols.
Simplifies remote mouse and keyboard input, providing a lightweight option for basic desktop interaction.
Privacy-conscious remote workers use VPNs to secure connections for remote desktop tools.
Consolidates input and media management, serving as a paid alternative for desktop interaction.
Facilitates screen sharing between mobile and desktop, providing a lighter alternative to full remote desktop control.
Compiles various remote tools into one interface, targeting users needing comprehensive PC control.
Offers mobile-based TV management, competing for the same screen-control utility space.
Offers broad system control for Windows, Mac, and Linux, overlapping with multi-platform remote management needs.
Bridges mobile and desktop interfaces for peripheral control, catering to users needing basic desktop navigation.
New entrants(2)
Provides terminal-based remote access for power users, serving as a technical alternative to graphical remote desktop tools.
Directly competes by providing secure, direct remote access to desktop machines.
