> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.remote.it/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.remote.it/software.md).

# Software

- [Bluetooth Wifi Onboarding Package (r3onboard)](https://docs.remote.it/software/bluetooth-wifi-onboarding-package-r3onboard.md): Configure WiFi and register headless Raspberry Pi and Debian Bookworm devices over Bluetooth LE with r3onboard — no keyboard or monitor required.
- [Device Package](https://docs.remote.it/software/device-package.md): The Device Package installs the Remote.It target agent — the smallest-footprint way to make a headless or embedded Linux device reachable for inbound connections.
- [Device Package Supported Platforms](https://docs.remote.it/software/device-package/supported-platforms.md): Platforms and architectures supported by the Remote.It Device Package, including Linux distributions, Raspberry Pi, OpenWrt, and AWS cloud instances.
- [Device Package Installation](https://docs.remote.it/software/device-package/installation.md): Install and register the Remote.It Device Package on Debian, Ubuntu and Linux devices with a single terminal command, then set up your first services.
- [Device Package Usage](https://docs.remote.it/software/device-package/usage.md): Connect to the services on a device running the remote.it Device Package, and use the built-in connectd network diagnostics to verify the target device's connectivity.
- [NPM Package](https://docs.remote.it/software/npm-package.md): Socket-Link 🔗 is the Remote.It NodeJS package for creating fast secure remote connections in your application or workflow.
- [CLI](https://docs.remote.it/software/cli.md): The Remote.It CLI is a unified command line tool for configuring devices and initiating outbound connections without the Desktop application.
- [CLI Supported Platforms](https://docs.remote.it/software/cli/supported-platforms.md): Platforms and architectures supported by the Remote.It CLI, including Linux, Raspberry Pi, macOS, Windows and AWS cloud instances.
- [CLI Installation](https://docs.remote.it/software/cli/overview.md): Install and register the Remote.It CLI on Linux, Raspberry Pi OS, macOS and Windows using the quick install command or a manual package download.
- [Docker](https://docs.remote.it/software/docker.md): Run Remote.It in Docker — the remoteit-agent image based on OpenWRT, and the Alpine-based Docker Desktop Extension that talks to the Docker daemon.
- [Remote.It Agent](https://docs.remote.it/software/docker/remote.it-agent.md): Run the Remote.It Device Package inside a Docker container with the remoteit-agent image, including the settings needed for a recoverable production deployment.
- [Remote.it Docker Extension](https://docs.remote.it/software/docker/remote.it-docker-extension.md): Install the Remote.It Docker Extension from Docker Desktop, or run the same image as a standalone container on a server or Raspberry Pi.
- [Desktop](https://docs.remote.it/software/desktop.md): The Remote.It Desktop application installs the full ecosystem and provides a UI to configure devices, manage services and make connections.
- [Desktop Installation](https://docs.remote.it/software/desktop/overview-and-installation.md): Download and install the Remote.It Desktop application for Windows, macOS and Linux to manage devices, services and connections from a single UI.
- [Web Portal & Mobile](https://docs.remote.it/software/web-portal-and-mobile.md): Manage devices, view logs and run bulk scripts from the Remote.It web portal, or connect to SSH, RDP and web services from the iOS and Android apps.
- [Custom Solutions](https://docs.remote.it/software/custom-solutions.md): Remote.It supports platforms beyond the standard packages — Ansible automation, side-loaded Android, Dragino LoRaWAN routers and custom builds.


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