VexSpy keeps authorized devices, relay connectivity, session counts, live or waiting states, viewer identity, and license checks in one workspace. Operators can open a session, focus an existing one, and read connection health before starting control.
Authorized remote desktop sessions can stream the screen, switch monitors, tune resolution, quality, and FPS, capture screenshots, enter fullscreen, and send mouse, keyboard, and common desktop shortcuts from the viewer.
The viewer can list available remote cameras, start or stop a selected feed, adjust quality and FPS, capture a still image, and switch into fullscreen viewing while keeping the session state visible.
Audio tools cover remote microphone or speaker selection, stream status, local microphone selection, talk-to-remote flow, playback volume, noise gate behavior, and clear connection feedback for authorized sessions.
The file transfer area supports local and remote browsing, upload, download, folder creation, refresh, open, copy, paste, delete, context menus, recursive folder transfers, and a live queue with progress, speed, ETA, pause, resume, and cancel.
Operators can open normal or admin CMD sessions, normal or admin Windows PowerShell, and PowerShell 7 tabs, then send commands, clear output, stop the current terminal, stop all terminals, or close the active tab.
Health and diagnostics surfaces keep important state readable, while process and service views can be refreshed and inspected for status, priority, and operational context inside the same authorized session.
VexSpy can send or pull clipboard data during a session and record viewer-sent keyboard shortcuts or transmission errors as input audit events. Plain typed text is not stored; text sends are represented with length and redacted metadata.
The update tab groups selected EXE path, target version, file size, SHA-256, install name, readiness, progress, and activity logs while preserving guardrails such as license, relay, device, executable, downgrade, same-file, and active-upload checks.
The public site introduces VexSpy, guides users to Downloads or Purchase, supports license-key login, shows account status, and keeps the interface available in Turkish, English, and Russian.
The feature set is presented as one coherent workspace: sign in, download, connect through the relay, open an authorized session, and use the right tool without losing status, context, or audit visibility.