DeskIn Launches to Bridge the Gap in Remote Creative Production

SINGAPORE – January 15, 2026 – As creative industries continue to embrace hybrid and globally distributed teams, the tools meant to enable remote work have often become a source of friction. Singapore-based Zuler Technology aims to solve this with the launch of DeskIn, a professional-grade remote creation environment engineered specifically to meet the high-fidelity demands of designers, animators, and video editors.

Unlike generic remote desktop applications that can struggle with color accuracy and input lag, DeskIn is built from the ground up to replicate the experience of working on a powerful local workstation. The platform promises to deliver a seamless, location-independent workflow, allowing a creative professional using a lightweight laptop to tap into the full power of a studio machine from anywhere in the world.

Redefining the Remote Creative Studio

The fundamental challenge for remote creative work has been the inability of traditional software to adequately handle the nuances of visual media. Compressed colors, stuttering frame rates, and delayed cursor movements can render professional design or editing work nearly impossible. DeskIn confronts these issues by focusing on a suite of features tailored for creative scenarios.

For video editors, this means the ability to remotely edit 4K timelines smoothly, without the choppy playback that plagues many remote solutions. Photographers and retouchers can access and edit massive RAW photo libraries stored on a central server without compromising on color fidelity. In the world of 3D and industrial design, teams can collaborate on high-precision CAD models, with every detail and color rendered accurately for remote review.

DeskIn further enhances this virtual studio experience with integrated real-time collaboration tools. Features such as synchronized cursors, shared screen annotation, voice calls, and text chat are built directly into the platform. This allows for an immediate and effective review process, where an art director can pinpoint a specific area on a design, leave a comment, and discuss changes with a designer in real-time, bridging the collaborative gap that remote work often creates.

A Technical Edge for Demanding Workflows

DeskIn's performance claims are anchored by eight core technologies designed to create a high-fidelity remote environment. Central to its appeal for visual professionals is its True Colour 4:4:4 visual transmission. This technical specification ensures lossless color data, meaning there is no chroma subsampling that would degrade image quality. For colorists, photographers, and graphic designers, this guarantees that the colors they see on their remote screen are identical to those on the host machine, a non-negotiable requirement for professional work.

This visual accuracy is paired with an ultra-smooth, low-latency control system that keeps remote input lag below 40 milliseconds. This near-instantaneous response is critical for tasks requiring precision, from digital painting with a Wacom tablet to making frame-accurate cuts in a video editor. The platform offers broad plug-and-play support for professional peripherals, including Wacom and Huion tablets, ensuring that artists can use their preferred tools without complex configuration.

To handle motion-heavy tasks like animation and game development, DeskIn supports adaptive resolutions up to 4K and frame rates as high as 240FPS. This places it in direct competition with high-performance leaders in the remote desktop market. Perhaps one of its most innovative features is its intelligent screen management. Beyond simple screen mirroring, DeskIn allows users to create up to three virtual extended screens for the remote computer, even if the host machine has only a single physical monitor. This allows a designer to replicate a multi-monitor setup on the go, dedicating separate virtual screens to their primary application, reference materials, and communication tools.

Securing the Digital Canvas in a Hybrid World

For creative studios and enterprises, the security of valuable intellectual property is a primary concern. A remote workflow is only viable if it is secure. Zuler Technology has built DeskIn on a multi-layered security framework and has obtained both ISO 27001 (Information Security Management) and ISO 9001 (Quality Management) certifications. The ISO 27001 certification is particularly significant, as it demonstrates a commitment to a rigorous, internationally recognized standard for protecting data, a critical assurance for companies handling sensitive client assets.

The platform's security architecture includes end-to-end AES-256 encryption, the same standard used in banking, to protect data in transit. Access is controlled through features like two-factor authentication (2FA) and IP whitelists. During sessions, granular permissions allow a host to precisely control what a remote user can do, with options to disable file transfers, keyboard and mouse control, or audio sharing. For added privacy, users can enable a privacy screen that blanks the host monitor and automatically lock the screen when a session ends, ensuring the integrity of the remote workstation.

Market Entry and Competitive Positioning

Founded in 2021, Zuler Technology brings extensive experience in Real-Time Communication (RTC) technology to a competitive market. DeskIn enters a field populated by established players like Parsec, known for its raw speed in gaming and media editing, and HP Anyware (formerly Teradici), a favorite in high-end VFX studios for its robust security. Splashtop also offers a strong all-around package for creative professionals.

DeskIn's market strategy appears to be a blend of these strengths: offering the high-performance, low-latency experience demanded by individual creators while integrating the collaboration and security features required by teams and enterprise clients. Its advanced screen management capabilities, in particular, offer a unique selling proposition that directly addresses creative productivity.

To mark its launch, the company is offering a 30% discount on its "Performance Edition" annual plan until January 31, 2026. In a move to empower the mobile creative lifestyle, DeskIn has also partnered with Nexstand to give away portable laptop stands, reinforcing its mission to help professionals create an ergonomic and powerful workstation anywhere. This combination of performance, security, and collaborative tools positions DeskIn as a significant new contender dedicated to solving the specific, long-standing challenges of remote creative production.