ScreenSharePRORemote Desktop
View and control a remote Windows desktop in real time over a direct peer-to-peer WebRTC connection. Any machine can host its screen and control another — in the same app.
Industry solution
Finance — Encrypted and controlled
Protect sensitive work with encrypted sessions, authenticated accounts and host-controlled access.
Key benefits
Why teams in Finance choose ScreenSharePRO
- Encrypted WebRTC transport
- Authenticated accounts
- Host-controlled keyboard and mouse
- Per-session quality logs
Capabilities
Everything you need, included
Multi Monitor
The host's displays are all detected and switchable live, mid-session. Pick the monitor to share, and remote input follows the screen you're viewing.
UAC & Secure-Desktop Control
An optional SYSTEM-level session agent keeps you seeing and controlling the host straight through UAC consent prompts and the Windows secure desktop — no black or frozen frame.
File Transfer
Move files between the two machines over encrypted WebRTC data channels, right alongside the live session — no separate upload step.
Clipboard Sync
Copy on one machine and paste on the other. Clipboard content travels over the same encrypted data channel as the session.
Show Everyone's Pointer
Everyone in the session sees every pointer, each with a name under it. Viewers point without dragging the host's mouse around, and the host's own hand always wins.
FAQ
Questions about Finance
Which platforms does ScreenSharePRO run on?
ScreenSharePRO runs on Windows (10, 11 and Server 2016+) as a desktop app, and in any modern browser through the web app — so you can host or join a session with nothing to install. Native macOS, Linux and mobile apps aren't available yet.
How do I connect to another machine?
The host shares a short session code, which can be protected with a password. The viewer enters that code to connect over a direct, encrypted peer-to-peer link. Signed-in accounts also get a stable session ID, so your saved hosts reconnect in a click.
Is my session secure?
Yes. Screen and data travel over encrypted WebRTC. Accounts are authenticated, session codes expire and can require a password, and the host stays in control — only the host can grant or revoke a viewer's keyboard and mouse access, or disconnect them.
Can I control a machine through a UAC prompt?
Yes. With the optional SYSTEM-level session agent, the viewer keeps seeing and controlling the host straight through Windows UAC consent prompts and the secure desktop — no black or frozen screen.
Ready to get started?
Download for Windows or try it right in your browser. Free during early access.