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Home and remote work on the local network

One good PC gives everyone in the house their own desktop.

Two people working at their own laptops in a family home
Diagram: one host serving family member sessions
One seat is one user account on one licensed host. The host user (console admin) does not count as a seat. Only accounts created through the MultiDeskKore console (plus the console admin) can sign in. One seat per person — add a seat for each person.

The problem

Several people in one house or small office need a Windows desktop, and one good PC sits idle most of the day.

How MultiDeskKore fits

Family members or a small home team each get their own desktop session on the one host, reached over the home network from a laptop or thin client. Each person’s files stay in their own folder, and the admin — usually the person who set it up — manages accounts from the local console.

What it needs

One Windows 10 Pro host on the home or office network, and a device per person. This is local-network use; reaching the host over the internet from outside is a planned feature, not in Version 1.

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