The easy way to build distributed apps | RemObjects Software

Network services without the plumbing

Build distributed apps the easy way.

Remoting SDK lets you write server-side code and talk to it from native client apps across platforms, without hand-building the transport layer.

Write services in .NET or Delphi/C++Builder. Connect from native clients on .NET, Cocoa, Java, Delphi, and JavaScript. Use HTTP, TCP, JSON, binary messages, and more.
Remoting SDK

The communication layer for your apps.

Most apps need to talk to a server, cloud service, or other users. Remoting SDK gives you the libraries to publish server code and call it from client applications with native APIs.

You implement your service logic; Remoting SDK handles the network plumbing.

A service can be this simple.

Define a service and expose methods. Use the language and tooling your server team already prefers.

Use familiar service attributes in C# to publish server-side methods.

[Service]
public class MyService
{
    [ServiceMethod]
    public string DoSomethingCool()
    {
        // Do something cool
    }
}

Native clients for modern applications.

Connect to your services from desktop, mobile, server, browser, and cross-platform client apps.

.NET

.NET

Use Remoting SDK from C#, Oxygene, Swift, Java, or Visual Basic on .NET, including Xamarin-based apps.

Remoting SDK for .NET
Delphi

Delphi

Build VCL and FireMonkey clients and servers with mature Delphi and C++Builder support.

Remoting SDK for Delphi
Cocoa

Cocoa

Build Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple TV clients with native Cocoa frameworks from Swift, Objective-C, or Elements.

Remoting SDK for Cocoa
Java and Android

Java & Android

Connect Android and JVM applications to your Remoting SDK servers with a native Java library.

See Java support
JavaScript

JavaScript

Add service calls to web clients and other JavaScript environments with a lightweight client layer.

See all platforms

Deploy where your services belong.

Host servers on Windows, Linux, or macOS, including cloud providers such as Amazon Web Services and Azure, or self-host them where your infrastructure already lives.

Windows Linux macOS AWS Azure Self-hosted HTTP TCP JSON Binary

Ready to build?

Try Remoting SDK free, compare licensing, or go straight to the documentation.

Watch Remoting SDK in action.

Start with the quick overview, then dig into the .NET and Delphi walkthroughs.

The 30-second overview

.NET

Intro to Remoting SDK for .NET (6:03)

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Delphi

Intro to Remoting SDK for Delphi (6:06)

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