Remote support with an AI assistant built in

Fix any computer as if you were sitting in front of it.

Vukalink lets you see and control a computer over the internet, with an AI assistant that reads the symptoms and suggests the next step. The person you help always sees who is connected and can end it with one click.

Free for 60 days with every feature. Receiving support is always free. No account needed.
Version 1.1.19 for Windows 10 and 11AI assistant built in60 days free with every featurePay by M-PesaBuilt in Kenya
AI assistantBuilt-in checksSession summaryRemote controlSeveral monitorsChat and clipboardFiles up to 100 GBResume after a dropped lineUnattended accessWake-on-LANSwitch sidesSession recordingCommand consoleInventoryBackground managementTeam address bookYour own logoSigned updatesM-Pesa paymentPrices in KES
Help desks

A second line for every technician

Control the screen, send files and ask the AI assistant what to try next, all in one session.

Meet the AI assistant →
Small businesses

Help arrives without the drive across town

Your customer reads out a nine-digit ID and clicks Accept. They see who is connected and can end it at any moment.

How it works →
AI assistant

It suggests. You decide.

Built-in checks find the obvious faults; the AI reads the rest and proposes the next step. It never acts on its own.

See what it sends →
IT teams

Every office PC, one console

Unattended access, services, inventory and background management, with a shared address book for the team.

Enterprise plan →
Security

Encrypted, visible, and always in the user's hands

Consent before every connection, a banner during it, signed updates after it.

How it stays safe →
Built in Kenya

Made where a dropped line is an ordinary day

Transfers resume, prices come in shillings, and you can pay by M-Pesa. It works the same anywhere.

Read the story →
Solutions

Software that solves one problem well

Vukalink is the first. Each new solution will be added here with its own page and its own prices.

For the people who keep computers working

A support technician with a headset working at a laptop

Independent technicians

Support forty offices from one desk. One seat, monthly if you prefer, and your customers pay nothing.

A shop owner on the phone beside his computer

Small businesses

Get help without waiting for a visit. You see who is connected and you can end it at any moment.

Three colleagues discussing around laptops in an office in the evening

IT teams

Reach every office PC and server, share one address book, and manage machines without interrupting the user.

Illustrations. These pictures do not show real customers.

How it works

Connected in under a minute

The same small program gives and receives support. Nothing to configure on the router.

  1. Both sides open Vukalink

    Each computer shows its own nine-digit ID. The person receiving help needs no account and pays nothing.

  2. They read you their ID

    By phone or chat. You type it into your Vukalink and click Connect.

    429 316 058
  3. They click Accept

    They see who is asking before anything is shared. For office PCs and servers with nobody present, use the unattended password that PC's owner has set.

  4. Work together

    Control the screen, chat, send files. A banner shows on their screen the whole time, and either side can end the session at once.

Technician · Kenya168 746 613Connected, in control
Customer · United Kingdom429 316 058Sharing screen · can end any time
--:-- Kenya--:-- London--:-- Dubai--:-- New York--:-- Singapore
AI assistant

A second opinion inside every session

Vukalink reads what the remote computer has already told you, flags the ordinary faults by itself, and then lets you ask an AI model what to try next. It advises. You decide, and you do the work.

Try it free for 60 daysWhy it matters

A laptop with a translucent panel beside it showing a short ticked list

1 Built-in checks

No AI. Runs on your own PC.

HighDisk C: is almost full (1.8 GB free of 237 GB)
MediumNot restarted for 43 days
MediumThe connection drops packets (12% lost)

2 Ask AI

You see and edit what is sent.

Windows 11 Pro, 8 GB memory, 91% in useOutlook cannot save attachmentspassword: [removed]Findings: disk almost full; 43 days up
Goes to: your providerSend

3 Suggested next steps

Advice only. Nothing is run for you.

  1. Free space on C: first. Outlook needs room to write the attachment.
  2. Restart to finish the pending updates.
  3. Test the line again; 12% loss will also break large downloads.

Illustration of the assistant with example values.

It finds the obvious first

Full disks, exhausted memory, a month without a restart, a line that drops packets, a DNS fault. Checked on your own PC, with no AI service involved.

You read it before it is sent

Ask AI builds its question from what you have already seen in the session, removes passwords, keys and tokens, and shows it in a box you can edit. Nothing goes until you press Send.

Your provider, or none

Use your own account with Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, another compatible service, or a local model through Ollama so that nothing leaves the building.

Advice only

The assistant cannot click, type or change a setting. Every step is carried out by you, with the same permissions and the same log as before.

Included in Premium, Enterprise and the 60-day trial. Vukalink adds no charge for AI use: your provider bills you directly, and a local model costs nothing per question. Off until you set it up. How your customer's data is handled

Everything in one program

One ring, every tool a technician needs

Tap any card to ask the guide about it.

Support

Reach

VukalinkREMOTE SUPPORT + AIConnect · Support · Work together

AI

Teams

Trust

See it in action

Four everyday situations

Short animations of what each side sees. Pick one, or let them play.

The customer reads out their ID and you type it. They see who is asking and click Accept. You work on their screen while a banner shows on it, and either side ends the session with one click.

The Vukalink window during a session: a red banner names the connected technician, with tick boxes for Control, Clipboard, Files and Sound and an End session button
The real program during a session. The banner names who is connected, the tick boxes decide what they may do, and End session is always one click away.
Features

What is in the program

Everything below is included in the 60-day trial. The right-hand column shows which plan keeps it afterwards.

AI assistant
Reads the system details, diagnostics and your notes, and suggests what to try next. Advice only. Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, other compatible services, or a local model.
Built-in checks
Flags full disks, exhausted memory, long uptime, packet loss and DNS faults in plain language, with steps. Runs on your own PC with no AI service.
In the program
Session summary
Who connected, to which computer, when, and what was done. Copy it as text or save it as a file from the History page.
In the program
Control and view
Mouse and keyboard on the other computer, several monitors, and switching sides when the other person needs to show you something.
All plans
Chat and clipboard
Talk in a chat window and copy text between the two computers. Each can be switched off from the session banner.
All plans
Unattended access
Reach office PCs and servers with a password when nobody is there. 2 computers on Free, 100 on Premium, unlimited on Enterprise.
All plans
File transfer
Files are checked on arrival, and an interrupted transfer continues where it stopped. Up to 1 GB on Free, 100 GB on paid plans.
All plans
Session recording
A record of what was done, with session history and tickets for your own follow-up.
Wake-on-LAN
Start a computer on the office network that has been shut down.
Tools for IT teams
Command console, services, programs, inventory and background management without sharing the screen. A team address book.
Your own name and logo
Branding, mass deployment and reports for companies that support many machines.
Security

The person being helped stays in charge

Remote access is powerful, so the rules are simple and visible.

Two laptops joined by a line of light with a padlock in the middle
  • Nothing happens without consentEvery connection needs a click on Accept, or the unattended password that the computer's owner set.
  • Always visibleA banner and a coloured frame show while someone is connected. One click ends the session.
  • Encrypted sessionsScreen, input and files travel encrypted between the two computers.
  • Signed updatesThe program installs an update only if it carries our signature and its SHA-256 matches. Anything else is refused.
  • Little data keptNo account to receive help. To manage the trial we store a one-way hash of hardware identifiers, never the readable values.

What we will not pretend

The installer is not code-signed yet. Windows SmartScreen will say "Windows protected your PC" with an unknown publisher. That is a reputation notice for new software, not a virus finding. Compare the SHA-256 on this page before you run it.

Windows only today. macOS, Linux and iOS are coming; there are no such apps yet.

M-Pesa is available now; automatic confirmation is pending. You order online and pay to our till. Until our Safaricom Daraja integration is live, we confirm each payment ourselves and then your key is issued. Card payment is not available yet.

Free-version limits are enforced on the technician's computer. They are honest limits by amount, with no "commercial use suspected" blocking.

Pricing

Free to receive help. Simple prices for those who give it.

One window for every solution. Choose a solution, then a billing period and a currency.

Download

Get Vukalink

One installer. The same program gives and receives support.

Available now

Windows

Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. About 76 MB. Version 1.1.19.

SHA-256 7f467e01483d9e18b478256d8ef9a0dc29e2f8e4c35747b9a0f3fd333534db78
Unsigned installer. Windows SmartScreen may show "Windows protected your PC". Choose More info, then Run anyway, after you have compared the SHA-256 above. What this means.
Coming soon

More platforms

  • macOSin development
  • Linuxin development
  • iOSplanned

These apps do not exist yet. Today Vukalink runs on Windows only.

Built in Kenya

Made where a dropped line is an ordinary day

Vukalink is designed and built in Kenya, for connections that are not always perfect and customers who pay by phone. That is why transfers resume, why prices come in shillings, and why you can pay by M-Pesa. It works the same from anywhere in the world.

Read the story

Step-by-step walkthroughs

Each one plays through the real steps in the program and on this site. Open one and follow along.

Testimonials

The first reviews will appear here

Vukalink is new, and we will not invent praise. When technicians and the people they help tell us how it went, their words go here, with their names and their permission.

Used Vukalink? Tell us what worked and what did not: support@nyumbasuite.com.

Common questions

Something else? Write to support@nyumbasuite.com.

Does the person I help have to pay or sign up?

No. Receiving support is free and needs no account. They download Vukalink, read you their ID and click Accept.

Does the AI assistant control the computer?

No. It replies with text: what to try next and why. It cannot click, type or change a setting. You carry out each step yourself.

What does the AI see, and where does it go?

Only what you send. Ask AI builds its question from details you have already read in the session, removes passwords, keys and tokens, and shows it in a box you can edit before you press Send. It goes to the AI provider you chose, with your own key, or to a local model on your PC. Vukalink has no AI service of its own in between.

Which AI services does it work with, and what does it cost?

Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, other compatible services such as Azure, and local models through Ollama. The assistant is part of Premium, Enterprise and the 60-day trial. Vukalink adds no AI charge; your provider bills you for what you use, and a local model costs nothing per question.

What happens after the 60 days?

Vukalink keeps working as the Free version: 90 minutes of sessions followed by a 30-minute break, files up to 1 GB and two unattended computers. You get a reminder in the last 10 days and one notice when the Free version starts. Subscribe at any time to remove the limits.

Can someone connect to my computer without me knowing?

No. Every connection needs your click or the unattended password you set. A banner and a coloured frame show while someone is connected, and you can end it at once.

How do I pay?

By M-Pesa, available now. Place an order, pay Buy Goods till 6993823, and type the confirmation code on the order page. We confirm the payment and your key appears on that page and by email. Automatic confirmation through Safaricom's Daraja API is pending; card payment is not available yet.

How do I activate my subscription?

You receive a key by email. In Vukalink open Settings, then Subscription, paste it and click Activate.

Why does Windows warn me about the installer?

The installer is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen shows an unknown-publisher notice for it. Check that the SHA-256 of your download matches the one on this page, then choose More info and Run anyway.

Is there a Mac, Linux or phone app?

Not yet. macOS and Linux are in development and iOS is planned. Today Vukalink runs on Windows 10 and 11.

How do updates work?

Vukalink checks this site for a new version, verifies our signature and the file's SHA-256, and installs when no session is running. You can switch automatic updates off in Settings.

Who makes Vukalink?

It is developed in Kenya by Howell Asava, and used anywhere there is an internet connection.