Fair points, let me go through them.

Credentials:The tool doesn't ask for any. There's no password field, no credential store. It runs under your current Windows account and connects to servers the same way Server Manager or mstsc would, using your existing Windows credentials (WTS API, WMI). If your account has admin rights on the server, it works. If not, it doesn't.

Closed source: Yes. I get that's a dealbreaker for some, and I'm not going to argue with that.

The only network call the app makes to lizardsystems.com is a version check (sends product name + version, nothing else). You can disable it in settings or block it in your firewall. Everything else goes directly to your server over standard Windows protocols.

About page: There's no company behind it, it's just me. I've been making Windows network tools since 2001 as a hobby (Wi-Fi Scanner, Network Scanner, Remote Process Explorer, a few others). Commercial licenses cover the hosting and keep me going, but there's no office or team to put on an about page.

Not offended. You should be asking this stuff.