One shared place for the remote sites your team supports.
LANhopper keeps on-site devices, their availability and the connections your team uses around them in a shared workspace. The next person starts with the same site context instead of rebuilding access from somebody else's notes.
See what is happening before someone connects.
The workspace brings together device availability and the work already in progress. A teammate can see whether a site is ready, whether another terminal is active, and whether a serial line is already occupied.
- Online, unresponsive and offline device states with last-seen context.
- Names and tags for finding the right device across several sites.
- Saved web, terminal and serial connections for repeat work.
One Czech team builds the full access path.
The firmware, connection service and web application are developed by the same Czech team. When a managed device lives inside a customer or company network, that gives you a clear answer to who built the access path and who is responsible for it.
Start with the real deployment.
Tell us where the LANhopper devices would live, who needs to use them and how the work is expected to run. That gives us enough context to discuss fit without inventing a generic enterprise package.
How many remote networks are involved, and where would the devices be placed?
Who uses the sites, who manages devices, and who owns the workspace?
Which web, terminal, serial, inspection or control tasks matter in daily operation?
What should rollout, internal review and ongoing support look like for your team?
We will separate what the product supports today from anything that would need further discussion.