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Open a computer’s ⋯ menu and choose Settings. The first tab is General. Rows appear only where they apply to that computer, so a Windows computer or a Mac shows fewer.

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Identity

  • Name is what the computer is called across Orgo. Change it here or with Update computer.

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Billing

  • Hourly shows the rate for a computer that runs by the hour from credit.
  • Always on means the computer is included in your plan.
See Billing for how each is charged.

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Connection

What an agent or your own app needs to reach the computer.
  • Computer ID is the id every API call takes.
  • Connection URL is the computer’s connection_url, and VNC password is its screen password. Use both to put the screen in your app. The password shows once the computer is running. Get VNC password returns it too.
  • Runtime is the live state the computer reports itself.
  • Orgo key is the key Orgo put on the computer as ORGO_API_KEY, shown to the workspace owner. Keys for this computer lists the API keys that reach only this computer. See Computer keys.

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Display and audio

  • Resolution is the screen size, such as 1280 × 720.
  • Audio plays the computer’s sound in your browser. It is saved in this browser only, for this computer.
  • Residential proxy sends the computer’s Chrome out through a US home internet address. See Residential IP.
  • Latency badge shows the computer’s region and round-trip time over its screen. It is saved in this browser only.

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UDP video streaming

The screen normally streams over VNC. UDP video streaming (WebRTC) has lower latency. If your network blocks UDP, or the connection can’t keep up, the screen switches back to VNC by itself, and the row says so with a Retry button.
  • It needs 4 vCPUs or a GPU. It isn’t available on Windows or Android yet.
  • It is off by default. Only workspace owners and editors can change it.
  • It changes how you see the screen in the dashboard, not what runs on the computer.
Send false to turn it off, or null to go back to the default. See Set UDP video streaming.

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System

  • Operating system says whether the computer runs the newest Orgo image. When an update is available, Update applies it. Your files and apps are kept, and the computer restarts once. A computer that is off shows Restart to update instead.

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Delete computer

Deletes the computer and everything on it. The dashboard asks first. See Delete computer.

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Sleep when idle

On the Hardware tab, Sleep when idle puts the computer to sleep after a stretch with no screen, API or network activity: never, 15 or 30 minutes, or 1, 2 or 4 hours. A sleeping computer keeps its memory. Looking at it doesn’t wake it; any action, such as a command or a click, does. On the free plan it is 15 minutes and can’t be changed.
0 means never. See Get sleep when idle and Set sleep when idle.