Why ScreenSharePRO
The remote access platform teams actually enjoy using
Fast, secure and refreshingly simple. Here’s what sets ScreenSharePRO apart from the rest — each pillar has its own deep dive.
The five pillars
What makes ScreenSharePRO different
Five things define the experience. Select any pillar to explore it in depth.
Effortless deployment
Installed in a couple of clicks
Getting ScreenSharePRO onto a Windows machine is quick and predictable — a standard MSI installer or a self-elevating EXE that handles its own prerequisites, with no VPN or firewall changes required.
- Standard Windows MSI installer
- Self-elevating EXE that installs its own prerequisites
- Silent, unattended install supported
- Browser web viewer needs no install at all
FAQ
Common questions
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.
Do I need to change my firewall or VPN?
Usually not. Connections are negotiated peer-to-peer over WebRTC, and the client automatically recovers after a network change such as switching Wi-Fi or connecting to a VPN.
Does it support multiple monitors?
Yes. All of the host's displays are detected, you can switch the shared monitor live during a session, and remote input follows the screen you're viewing.
Ready to get started?
Download for Windows or try it right in your browser. Free during early access.