TinyPilot plugs directly into your bare-metal server, giving you a virtual console during BIOS and boot.
Debug boot failures, install a new OS, and adjust your BIOS settings, all without ever connecting a keyboard, monitor, or mouse.
TinyPilot lets you upload disk images and mount them on your remote server.
You can even boot from the virtual disk. Install a new OS without ever touching a USB flash drive.
TinyPilot captures video HDMI output from your server and displays it conveniently in your browser.
Capture at 24 frames per second at 1080p resolution with less than 200 ms of latency.
TinyPilot requires zero software installation.
Plug the device into your server, and access everything you need right from your web browser.
There's no need for heavyweight Java software or browser extensions.
“I've kept the Lantronix Spider as well as the TinyPilot handy. And I basically have not used the Lantronix Spider. I've only used the TinyPilot... I think that's pretty strong evidence that this is an easy-to-use solution.”
— ServeTheHome
“I'm very impressed with the TinyPilot KVM... This device was even easier to set up than I thought it could be.”
— LearnLinux
“You have no idea how long I've been waiting for something exactly like this.”
— Craft Computing
“I can administer everything through my browser, and it really simplifies all my hardware management.”
— DBTech
“I've kept the Lantronix Spider as well as the TinyPilot handy. And I basically have not used the Lantronix Spider. I've only used the TinyPilot... I think that's pretty strong evidence that this is an easy-to-use solution.”
TinyPilot is an open-source project, and its code is available under the permissive MIT license.