r/USBridge

Finally, the day has come. The project has officially launched on Crowd Supply: https://www.crowdsupply.com/usbridge-technologies/usbridge-kvm-2-0

I've been working on this project for almost a year now. The idea began with a remote flash drive with a RAM cache, and looking back, I realize how much work has gone into it.

From a messy prototype with tons of bugs and cables, it has evolved into a device I can be proud of. Some might wonder why it took a whole year to make a KVM, but I wanted to ensure that when you receive it, you aren't getting a prototype or a board that "somehow works"—you are getting a fully-fledged, tested ecosystem. It solves many common problems, from simple remote access to installing Proxmox in one click.

Most importantly, I want to build a community around this ecosystem and continue developing it for you. I am focused on implementing useful, working features, not just pushing marketing slogans.

Thank you to all community members for supporting my work!

I've almost finished developing a web interface that will work with both a hardware KVM and a software agent. Just go to the website, establish a connection, and you're done.

This will provide quick access without the need to install a client. The speed is quite good, and the image is stable.

The web interface with the USBridge-Remote software agent only works with my custom RustShine protocol, since Moonlight/Sunshine doesn't support the web.

I'm continuing to polish everything before launching Crowd Supply, so that the device and software are fully ready and, just as importantly, tested.