Blocks remote access
Warns you about remote-control websites and programs like AnyDesk or TeamViewer before a stranger takes over.

Protection built for scam calls
Real-time remote-access protection that helps stop scammers before they can take control of your computer.
Windows 10 and 11 · No card needed · Free computer check
A clearer line of defense against tech-support scams
No ads and no selling your information
We never call or ask to control your computer
How it protects you
NoRemote is made for the moment a stranger asks you to install something, click a link, or call a number on a fake warning.
Warns you about remote-control websites and programs like AnyDesk or TeamViewer before a stranger takes over.
Clear spoken and on-screen warnings tell you to hang up, with a simple way to stop the connection.
On paid plans, a trusted family member can get a text or email if someone connects.
Protection that speaks plainly
NoRemote spots remote-access websites, fake virus pop-ups and scam emails. If something looks wrong, it uses simple prompts to help you pause and get safe.
See how protection worksCloses fake virus pop-ups and tells you not to call the number they show.
Flags suspicious invoice emails in Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and AOL.
Finds remote tools and scam leftovers so you can review and remove them.
“I think I’m being scammed” stops remote programs, checks the computer and gives next steps.
For sons, daughters and caregivers
You can’t sit beside Mom or Dad every time the phone rings. NoRemote can watch their computer and alert a trusted person when someone connects.
See how it works for familiesNoRemote alert
Example message
NoRemote: Someone connected to a family member’s computer with remote-access software. Please check in with them.
Alert wording shown as an example. Family alerts are available with paid protection.
Start free
Try full protection for 30 days. No card needed to start.
30-day trial
Free computer check
Full protection
2 PCs $44.99 · 4 PCs $59.99
Get full protectionThe free computer check runs when you start it; it does not provide real-time background protection.
Common questions
No. Keep Windows Security or your antivirus on. NoRemote focuses on remote-access scams, where a scammer misuses legitimate programs that traditional antivirus may allow.
No. The 30-day full protection trial starts with an email address. If you don’t buy, it becomes the free version.
Disconnect from the internet or turn off Wi-Fi, hang up, then use Fix my PC to check for what they left behind. If money is involved, call your bank using the number on your card.