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exozyme provides a remote desktop service on port 3389. While you can use the exodesk web client as described in the quickstart guide, it has some limitations such as some keyboard shortcuts not being properly redirected to the remote desktop.
Fortunately, you can use any other RDP (remote desktop protocol) clients to access your exozyme desktop. These clients may provide better performance but require installing an app. With an RDP client, enter in the address exozy.me and connect! You can enable 16-bit color in your client if you have a slow connection.
FreeRDP
FreeRDP is a free and open source RDP client (hence the name) and usually provides the best experience and performance. You can install it on Linux using your distro's package manager or on other platforms from the FreeRDP website. On Android, install the aFreeRDP app.
Once installed, run FreeRDP in a terminal with xfreerdp -v exozy.me --dynamic-resolution --sound --mic --rfx. (Replace xfreerdp with wlfreerdp if on Wayland) These flags respectively specify the address, resizing the desktop upon a window resize, enabling sound and microphone integration, and using RemoteFX to boost performance. If you experience crashes related to clipboard sharing (if both your computer and the exozyme session are running KDE Plasma, the two Klipper instances can interfere with each other), try adding --disable-clipboard.
Microsoft clients
Microsoft has produced a number of proprietary RDP clients for various platforms including Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. Windows also has a built-in client called Remote Desktop Connection. Mac users can use the Microsoft Remote Desktop Beta client. Check this list for clients for all platforms. These clients usually have worse performance and more bugs in the desktop session compared to FreeRDP.