CrossLoop

Similar to TeamViewer, CrossLoop is a software tool that allows you to virtually access the desktop of another user and vice-versa, thus sharing information between two computers. It packs some intuitive features, so you don't need extensive knowledge to use it.

The interface of the application is based on a clean and uncomplicated window where two tabs let you access another computer and share your own system.

This is possible by inputting or revealing a name and access code (similar to the username and password of an email account); therefore, all shared data is protected against unauthorized online users or malicious agents (e.g. spyware, malware)

Once the computer which shares information is linked via CrossLoop, the other system has exactly two minutes at its disposal to establish the connection.

Additional features of the program let you manually configure the proxy, alter the viewer's connection options, modify the UI language and access code, send and receive files, as well as shut down the viewer's computer or give it permission to power off your own one.

The software tool is low-demanding when it comes to the computer's CPU level and system memory, has a good response time and contains help documentation. We have not come across any issues throughout our testing, as CrossLoop did not hang, crash or pop up error dialogs. Thanks to its intuitive layout and overall simplicity of the features, CrossLoop can be used by all individuals, whether they are accustomed to similar programs or not.