Share your screen. Never your data.

Pair two devices for view-only, peer-to-peer screen sharing; the relay never sees your screen.

Pair a screen

Audience / 01

Who it serves

IT Professionals. Secondary: Remote Workers, Enterprise Support.

Economics / 02

How it earns

Per-seat subscriptions (IT support/helpdesk teams) + Enterprise support tiers.

Defensibility / 03

Why it compounds

Zero-trust architecture (no shared server secret, room-code-only public pairing) + peer-to-peer media (relay never touches screen content) + per-seat pricing undercutting incumbents.

The actual plan, not a placeholder

This is a real, specific working thesis for this venture - not yet built, not a customer or revenue claim, just a decidable position replacing generic category copy.

Target customer: IT support teams at small/mid-size companies (50-500 employees) needing a cheaper-per-seat alternative to TeamViewer/AnyDesk for helpdesk remote sessions -- NOTE: config.targetAudience and config.revenueModel for this venture read as a family-mediation product (psychographics 'Family-focused, Conflict-resolving', revenue model 'Family subscriptions + Therapist tools + Court referrals'), inconsistent with the cowlick/spec/subsumes fields (TeamViewer/AnyDesk/LogMeIn), which is likely cross-venture data contamination worth cleaning up separately -- this spec follows the 3-field majority (cowlick, spec, subsumes)
Planned MVP feature (not yet built): A basic zero-trust remote-desktop session tool (screen share plus control, session-based access tokens) for one-to-one IT support sessions -- no 'spatial pass-through' feature until proven technically feasible
Pricing hypothesis: $12/seat/mo, undercutting TeamViewer's per-seat enterprise pricing
First channel: Remote-support tool directories (G2, Capterra IT support software category)

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A working WebRTC screen-pairing connection between two browsers - the real early proof behind the zero-trust remote-desktop thesis above, not a mockup.

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