Never lose access
KVM over IP + Console Server — license-free, vendor-agnostic, and built for Zero Trust
Trusted by IT teams from small offices to Fortune 10 companies
Teams rely on TinyPilot wherever they need secure, dependable out-of-band access that just works when they can’t be onsite
Use cases
Features
No software required - pure web interface
High-quality video for remote server access
Virtual media for remote OS installation
Manage serial devices with a built-in console server
12-month, extendable hardware warranty
Core functionality
Access your server before it even boots
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.
Boot from virtual disk images
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.
Manage serial devices
TinyPilot has a built-in console server so that you can securely manage a switch, firewall, PDU, or create a redundant, serial connection to your remove server.
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Never lose access
Learn how TinyPilot helps you never lose accessWhen everything is working, remote access feels solved. But it all depends on the system and network being up—when that breaks, access disappears.
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TinyPilot vs. legacy enterprise KVM over IP
Learn how TinyPilot compares to legacy platformsLegacy KVM over IP platforms are often complex, expensive, and built for perimeter networks — not modern environments that require Zero Trust security and simple deployment.
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MSP case study
Learn how MSPs reduce recovery time by standardizing accessMSPs inherit messy, inconsistent environments. TinyPilot standardizes out-of-band access across every site, giving you a reliable path in when systems fail — reducing recovery time and site visits.
Voyager 3: Reviewed
Jay LaCroix — Learn Linux TV
“The TinyPilot Voyager 3 is a fantastic device, and I have no hesitation recommending it. In fact, it's already become a permanent part of my home lab, and it's been rock solid for me so far.”