4Desk by GarageOS
OPEN SOURCE & LEGAL.
4Desk is an independently branded GarageOS remote-support product. Portions of the 4Desk desktop software are derived from the open-source RustDesk project and are distributed under the applicable open-source licenses.
RustDesk and its contributors are not affiliated with, responsible for, or endorsing 4Desk.
Current 4Desk data
Release and provenance status
Open Source Licenses
Covered RustDesk-derived code is distributed under the applicable open-source license, including GNU AGPL v3 where applicable.
View open-source notice →Source Code for This Version
Public source-release information is available here. Each shipped covered binary must be tied to its matching source archive, upstream base and SHA-256.
View source release page →Modification Notice
The active compliance record documents 4Desk changes including account/OTP, device identity, signed licensing, Privacy Screen, file transfer, Admin/analytics, release management, and workshop UX.
Read modification notice →Third-Party Notices
Third-party dependencies retain their own licenses. The public notice index identifies RustDesk attribution and the release requirement for dependency-specific notices.
View third-party notices →4Desk Privacy Policy
4Desk processes account, device, network, licensing and support-related data to operate and secure the service. The public policy now documents those categories and user rights.
Read Privacy Policy →Terms & Acceptable Use
4Desk service terms distinguish hosted/commercial services from open-source software rights and are paired with a dedicated Acceptable Use Policy.
Read Terms → Acceptable Use Policy →What 4Desk adds
GarageOS-developed product layers
Release provenance
Release evidence still to be generated
The legal/operator details are complete. The remaining items are technical release evidence and must come from the actual source/build rather than being typed manually.
Versioned source model
Every public binary should map to its own source record.
This page provides product attribution and compliance information. It is not legal advice. Final commercial release should be reviewed by qualified counsel familiar with open-source licensing, software distribution, trademarks, and applicable privacy law.