Share screen — Veritarc

Joining

Require viewer name When on, viewers must enter a name before joining. The name shows up in your viewer roster and chat instead of "Viewer AB3C." Off by default — anonymous joining stays allowed and the roster falls back to peer-ID labels.
Approve each viewer When on, every new viewer waits for your approval before they can see the share. You get an Approve / Deny prompt for each one. Off by default — anyone with the link joins immediately.
Trusted devices When on, you can mark specific viewer devices as trusted so they skip the approval popup when they rejoin. Off by default — pair only the devices you recognize.
Desktop notifications for popups When the Veritarc tab is hidden, show a desktop notification if a viewer is waiting for your approval. Never fires when this tab is focused.
Remote control passcode

Optional. Trusted devices that enter this passcode can enable remote control without you confirming a popup. Leave empty to require a popup every time.

No passcode set
Paired devices · 0
No paired devices yet. The next viewer you approve with "Trust this device" checked will appear here.
Recent activity
Trust events will appear here as devices pair, unlock, or get revoked.

Communications

Text chat Two-way chat over a direct peer-to-peer channel. Not stored anywhere.
Voice chat 1:1 mic audio with the first connected viewer. Peer-to-peer, not stored.
Voice rollover When the current voice viewer leaves, auto-connect to the next viewer instead of stopping.
File transfer Send files directly between peers. Peer-to-peer, never touches a server.

Sharing

Allow remote control Let a viewer drive your mouse, keyboard, and clipboard. Requires the Veritarc native helper running on this computer. Each viewer must request control and be approved individually.
Helper status Looking for the native helper on ws://127.0.0.1:8765 …
For remote control, whole-screen sharing is fully supported. App window or tab sharing has limited support — best for keyboard / clipboard / scrolling. Keep the shared surface focused and filling the screen for precise mouse input.
Download and run the native helper to enable remote control. It listens on 127.0.0.1:8765 only — nothing leaves your machine unless a viewer you've approved is already connected.

Download helper detecting your OS…
Other platforms & run instructions
macOS: after download, open Terminal (Spotlight → type "Terminal") and run: chmod +x ~/Downloads/veritarc-rc-stub-macos-arm64 && xattr -cr ~/Downloads/veritarc-rc-stub-macos-arm64 && ~/Downloads/veritarc-rc-stub-macos-arm64
This removes the macOS quarantine flag and launches the helper. The first run will ask you to grant Accessibility and Input Monitoring permissions in System Settings > Privacy & Security. You only need to do this once. Leave the Terminal window open while using remote control.

Windows: double-click the .exe. If SmartScreen warns, click "More info → Run anyway".

Linux: chmod +x ./veritarc-rc-stub-linux-x86_64 && ./veritarc-rc-stub-linux-x86_64. X11 only for now — Wayland support is tracked in the roadmap.

Binaries are currently unsigned; code-signing is planned once the feature leaves experimental.
Allow group sessions Viewers can host their own linked rooms. Chat is bridged across all rooms in the group.
Broadcast ID delivery URL is faster; DataChannel sends the group ID over the encrypted peer connection only.
Auto-pause on room join Automatically pause your stream when you join another room in the group.

Network

Allow TURN relay Requires unlock code When on, viewers behind strict NAT can connect via the TURN server (media routes through the server). Turn off to force direct peer-to-peer — faster if both sides can reach each other directly, but may fail on symmetric NAT. Applies to new connections; existing viewers keep their current path.

Your room

Preview

Viewers

Chat

Host a screen sharing session

What to share

Your room

Preview

Viewers

Chat