Start with the host and client relationship
The strongest remote product story is the explicit one: the desktop remains the execution host, while browser and mobile surfaces are remote clients that reuse the same workspace.
Avoid pretending that the phone is a peer execution host.
Keep remote access aligned with actual runtime behavior.
Teach users where files, tools, and tasks really run.
How remote work stays coherent
Once the host model is explicit, upload flows, connector access, runtime discovery, and remote task launches become easier to explain and easier to support.
Uploads flow into the desktop host for further processing.
Remote clients reuse the same context layer and connected systems.
Support can reason about one execution plane instead of several partial ones.
Why this matters for public product pages
Remote AI workspace pages should reduce expectation debt. They should tell buyers and admins exactly what “works across devices” means, and what still depends on the host machine being available.
Clarify which capabilities require the host to be online.
Show how remote access extends the workbench instead of replacing it.
Keep mobile, browser, and desktop language tied to one product model.