Microsoft’s new Windows app is available across nearly every OS and device. It’s a central hub to let you stream a version of Windows.

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Microsoft has launched a new Windows app for a variety of platforms including macOS, iOS, web browsers, Android, and Windows PCs. This app allows users to stream a copy of Windows from sources like Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop. The app includes features such as a customizable home screen, multi-monitor support, and USB redirection. It is limited to Microsoft work and school accounts and is designed to transition existing Remote Desktop clients. The app is available on the Microsoft Store, Apple’s App Store, and Android's public preview today.

Microsoft launches a Windows app for iPhones, Macs, and Android devices

tl;dr they reskinned the Remote Desktop app and called it the “Windows App”.

I thought it was a VM but faster
but no, it is just remote management

“Windows app” vague… I was wondering which app it was…