NullPort for individuals

Your hardware stays put. Your work does not.

Reach your own bench, continue a project from another computer, or help someone with their equipment—using one focused invitation for the exact thing you want to share.

Made for practical moments

Use the hardware you already own from wherever the work takes you

01

Reach the home lab

Leave a development board or instrument connected and continue the work from another location.

02

Support a device remotely

Guide a trusted person beside the equipment while you use the exact screen, port, or device required.

03

Keep a long test moving

Check a screen, collect logs, replace a file, or reconnect after a short network interruption.

04

Work across your computers

Use Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, and Raspberry Pi where the selected capability is supported.

Everything in one application

Choose only the capability the task needs

A screen session does not automatically expose files. A file invitation does not automatically expose a USB device. You decide each boundary.

01

Remote USB hardware

Use supported debug probes, storage, cameras, audio devices, security keys, printers, phones, and specialist equipment from another computer.

02

Serial ports and boards

Reach RS-232, RS-485, UART and USB-to-serial equipment, including the signals many flashing tools use.

03

Screen help without over-sharing

Let someone watch, grant interactive control only when needed, and stop control immediately from the host.

04

Files, folders and logs

Move firmware, captures, project folders and large files with pause, resume, retry, integrity checks, and history.

05

A private work network

Bring remote computers and network equipment into one private workspace without changing home or office router settings.

06

Chat, voice and video

Keep conversation beside the work and add a call when explaining the equipment is faster than typing.

You remain in control

Private by intent, visible while active

Each invitation is a private, one-use 12-character code for a chosen capability. The host sees active participants and can withdraw control, remove a guest, or stop the session.

See account protection →
One useper sharing invitation
Two factorsavailable for account sign-in
Any timethe host can end access

Simple by design

From two installations to real work

Your trial clock begins only when you create the first sharing invitation.

  1. 1

    Install NullPort on both computers

    Sign in beside the hardware and on the computer where you plan to work.

  2. 2

    Choose exactly what to share

    Select a USB device, serial port, display, folder, network device, or private network.

  3. 3

    Create the private invitation

    Send the one-use 12-character code to your other computer or a person you trust.

  4. 4

    Work, review, and disconnect

    Follow the live session, transfer outcome, and history; end access the moment the task is complete.

Choose a plan when you need more

Start free, then match the plan to the work

Use the free trial for one active device and session. Short, monthly, and annual plans increase simultaneous device and session limits.

First project

30-Day Free Trial

Start with one device and one simultaneous session. No payment is needed to begin.

Short job

7-Day Pass

Increase to five devices and five simultaneous sessions for a time-limited project.

Ongoing work

Monthly or Annual

Choose flexible monthly access or higher annual limits for a bench you use throughout the year.

Start today

Keep your hardware where it belongs. Work from where you are.

The 30-day trial begins when you create your first sharing invitation.