LRO — Link for Remote Operations

§ 01Features

Features

Everything you need for secure remote access to your machines.

FIG. 01-A

Session keys between agents. Even the server can’t see your data — only the encrypted stream.

FIG. 01-B

A single lightweight agent for Linux, Windows and macOS. One-line install, no dependencies.

FIG. 01-C

Invite colleagues, group agents into organizations, manage access rights from a single panel.

FIG. 01-D

Allow tunnels to specific endpoints and ports, restrict by IP, track everything in the audit log.

FIG. 01-E

Package-based plans, per-user and per-organization limits, transparent spending history.

FIG. 01-F

Agent, tunnel and traffic status update instantly. No lag, no manual refreshes.

§ 02Pricing

Subscriptions and traffic are priced in coin; top up coin with euro.

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§ 03Procedure

Three steps from signup to a working connection.

Sign up Create an account and get access to the control panel.

EST. 30 SEC

Install the agent Download lro from the panel or install with a single command. No flags required.

EST. 1 MIN

Open a tunnel Pick an endpoint in the panel and get an encrypted connection to the remote machine.

EST. 10 SEC

§ 04Install the agent

curl -fsSL https://dev.lro.link/install.sh -o /tmp/lro-install.sh && sh /tmp/lro-install.sh

Linux and macOS, single command — opens a menu. For Windows or offline install, pick an archive below.

Step-by-step guide

Linux FIG. 04-A

Pick the archive that matches your CPU. Most servers and PCs (Intel/AMD): lro-linux-x86_64.tar.gz. Raspberry Pi 4/5 or ARM cloud server: lro-linux-aarch64.tar.gz. Older Raspberry Pi (Pi 1/2/3, Zero): lro-linux-armv7.tar.gz.
Open a terminal in the folder where the archive was saved (typically ~/Downloads) and extract it. cd ~/Downloads && tar -xzf lro-linux-*.tar.gz You will get two files: lro (the agent) and install.sh (the installer).
Run the installer as root — it puts lro into /usr/local/bin/. sudo ./install.sh An interactive menu opens. Pick 1) Install / update binary.
Register the agent. In the LRO panel: Agents → New agent. Copy the registration token. Back in the menu pick 2) Register agent, paste the token, press Enter.
Auto-start on boot (optional). In the menu pick 3) Install as service, then 5) Start service. The agent will now start with the system.

macOS FIG. 04-B

Pick the archive that matches your Mac. Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4 — most Macs since 2020): lro-macos-aarch64.tar.gz. Intel Mac: lro-macos-x86_64.tar.gz. Apple menu → About This Mac shows the chip name.
Open Terminal (⌘ Space, type «Terminal»). Go to the folder and extract. cd ~/Downloads && tar -xzf lro-macos-*.tar.gz
Run the installer. sudo ./install.sh macOS may prompt: «lro can't be opened because the developer can't be verified». Close the dialog, open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Open anyway, click it, and re-run the installer.
Register the agent via the menu — option 2) Register agent with the token from Agents → New agent.
Auto-start on login (optional). Use option 3) Install as service. On macOS this writes a launchd unit; option 5) Start service brings it up.

Windows FIG. 04-C

Download lro-windows-x86_64.zip from the link above. 64-bit Windows 10/11 only.
Right-click the zip → Extract All. You'll get a single file lro.exe. Move it to a permanent folder, e.g. C:\Program Files\LRO\ (you may need to confirm a UAC prompt).
Open PowerShell in that folder. In Explorer click the address bar, type powershell, press Enter. Or: Shift + right-click on the folder → «Open PowerShell window here».
Register the agent. In the LRO panel: Agents → New agent. Copy the token. Back in PowerShell: .\lro.exe -t - Paste the token, press Enter. A credentials file is created next to lro.exe.
Run the agent. .\lro.exe Leave PowerShell open while you need the agent online. For unattended start (Task Scheduler / NSSM), see the docs in the panel.

Desktop app with a GUI — register and run from a window, no terminal needed.