Cameyo
By Cameyo, Inc.
Cameyo is a virtual application delivery company specializing in secure browser-based access to Windows, Linux, and SaaS applications without the need for traditional virtual desktop infrastructure. The company’s platform enables enterprises to deliver any desktop application to any device, supporting hybrid and remote work environments through a Zero Trust cloud-native framework.
Cameyo was founded in 2010 by Eyal Dotan, a veteran cybersecurity architect who developed the concept to simplify app delivery for modern digital workplaces. By 2018, co-founders Andrew Miller (CEO) and Robb Henshaw (CMO) launched Cameyo’s commercial platform to the enterprise market. The firm quickly expanded through strategic partnerships with Google and Microsoft, focusing on hybrid cloud adoption.
Cameyo’s pivotal growth phase began in 2023, when it became a primary technology partner for ChromeOS Enterprise, enabling Chrome users to run Windows legacy apps. This collaboration strengthened its adoption in the education and government sectors.
Cameyo maintained a lean and privately funded growth model until it was acquired by Google in June 2024 for an undisclosed amount. Before acquisition, Cameyo’s estimated valuation ranged between $150M–$200M, based on SaaS revenue growth and enterprise contracts. Google integrated Cameyo’s virtualization technology to extend Windows app delivery capabilities directly into ChromeOS for enterprise customers.
The flagship product, Cameyo Virtual Application Delivery (VAD), enables secure, cost-effective access to all types of enterprise apps. Key features include:
After Cameyo’s acquisition, Google expanded its capabilities into ChromeOS Virtual App Delivery, promoting integrated enterprise environments where Windows and Chrome applications coexist natively. Post-acquisition, Google has merged Cameyo’s framework into its Chrome Enterprise ecosystem, offering app delivery with deep administrative and policy integrations.
Recent enhancements include:
Cameyo’s culture is rooted in simplicity, security, and accessibility. The company promotes design philosophies emphasizing user experience and IT efficiency. Its Zero Trust foundation and cloud-agnostic strategy reflect a commitment to transparency and customer control — complementing its “no vendor lock-in” policy. The leadership emphasizes sustainability, low operational cost, and end-user satisfaction, which has contributed to high customer loyalty and reported satisfaction levels exceeding 90% globally.
Cameyo serves thousands of organizations worldwide, including education institutions, healthcare systems, financial organizations, and global enterprises such as Sanmina and Google’s ChromeOS enterprise clients. The platform is widely adopted in hybrid and remote work settings that require access to legacy Windows software through secure browser sessions. Its community focus revolves around IT administrators and MSPs who deploy Cameyo to simplify cloud transformation initiatives.
