Network Assistant is a real-time communication utility intended to be used in small office or home office (SOHO) local networks. Network Assistant supports IP Multicast technology that allows for traffic-friendly group messages.

Key features:

- Network Assistant does not require an Internet connection or a dedicated server

- Channels-based chat: There are four types of chat channels: general, announcer, password protected and private (person-to-person)

- You and your friends or coworkers can draw on a shared whiteboard. Using the whiteboard, you can explain concepts by diagramming information, using a sketch, or displaying graphics

- You can post messages to common shared board. For each message you can specify its priority, life length

- You can view details of remote users and specify your own details: full name, gender, age, work/contact information and picture (photo)

- Network Assistant supports its own instant messages and WinPopup/Messenger messages as well.

- You can send and receive files, and can resume file transfers

- You can view processes on a remote computer and create/terminate remote processes

- Remote screenshots and clipboard view

- Network Assistant tracks the usage of the computer when it is online. You can view usage statistics of your own and remote computers as well

- You can define alerts on some remote events for a particular remote computer and specify different actions for them

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