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Two-party approval
Share your screen, safely.
Show a desktop or application window to one other person and talk while you do. The viewer can point and draw on the picture to ask about something, but has no keyboard or mouse control, ever.
Your connection details
YouGive both of these to the other person. They must also give you theirs.
Detecting your addresses…
Connect to the other person
Connecting to signaling server…
Live session
Negotiating Read-only
The viewer’s pointer and pen marks appear on this preview. Pop it out to keep it on top while you work.
How approval works
1
Each person receives a unique 6-digit code and chooses an address to share: public internet IP, local network IP, or computer name.
2
Each person enters the other person’s code and the address they shared.
3
One is the Presenter and the other is the Watcher.
4
Only after both requests match does the presenter receive the browser screen-sharing prompt.
5
Stopping browser screen sharing or pressing End session disconnects the session.