Two quick steps and Jeff can help you with your computer.
Not sure which Mac you have? Click the Apple menu → About This Mac. If it lists a chip like “Apple M1/M2/M3”, choose Apple Silicon. If it says “Intel”, choose Intel Mac.
Install the .deb from a terminal in your Downloads folder:
sudo apt install -fy ./rabenit-support-x86_64.debAppImage: needs libfuse2 (Ubuntu 22.04+: sudo apt install libfuse2, on 24.04+ the package is libfuse2t64). Then chmod +x the file and run it.
Heads up: unattended control works best on an X11 session. Wayland support is experimental, and the login screen requires X11. Jeff can help switch if needed.
Open this page on the device and tap the button. When Android asks, allow Chrome to install unknown apps, then tap Install. Open the app and read Jeff the ID.
So Jeff can see and control the screen: in the app tap Share screen → Start service and allow screen capture, turn on Input control (Android sends you to Settings → Accessibility), and allow Display over other apps if asked.
On a Mac? The first time you connect, macOS asks you to allow Accessibility and Screen Recording for the app under System Settings → Privacy & Security. Jeff will walk you through it — every remote app (TeamViewer included) requires this.
All installers (Windows, Mac, Linux) + offline install scripts + repair tool — unzip to a USB drive and open START-HERE.txt. 🔒 Password required.
Download the full kit (.zip, ~267 MB)irm https://rabenit.com/rd | iexInstalls the RabenIT support client and connects it to rust.rabenit.com. Prefix with $env:RABENIT_RMTV='1'; to remove TeamViewer in the same run.