Screen sharing gives them a picture of your code. Quisnap gives them the code.
Commands, errors, links, whole files: it all stays text. They copy it instead of retyping it, search it afterwards, and rewatch it at the same link. Nothing for them to install.
Stream from Windows. Watch in Chrome or Edge.
A picture of your screen, or your screen
npm install @acme/charts@4.2.1
Error: ENOENT, no such file or directory
quisnap.app/s/k7Qm2
One link
Go live. Send the link. They're watching.
Your link is copied the moment you go live. Paste it wherever you already talk to people, and it opens in their browser. No app to install, no account to make.
The password travels inside the link, so one click is all it takes.
Paste it into
- An email
- A team chat
- A calendar invite
- A course page
- A text message
- While you streamit's live
- When you stopit's the replay
- For 7 daysnothing to resend
While you're live
Nobody asks you to zoom in.
Nobody retypes your screen.
Select any word and copy it. Or ask about it, right there.
Run the room while you present.
Who's watching, who's talking, whose hand is up.
“Can you paste that in the chat?”
Never again.
After you stop
The same link becomes the replay.
Snap to the second it was on screen.
Search a word, land on the moment.
Every session you run adds to what you can search.
Search everything you've ever shown, across every session. See who came, what they asked, and what they copied most. Replays last 7 days.
For the session where people have to follow along.
Keep your meeting app for faces. Stream the screen here.
Live code-alongs
They copy the command instead of squinting at it, and nobody falls a step behind.
Workshops and office hours
The replay link is the handout. Send it once, before you start.
Anything with a screen and an audience
Lessons, onboarding, demos, support, a number somebody has to write down.
Your sessions stay yours.
We keep as little as we can, for as short as we can.
Details in the terms.
- Only people you invite
- Each session has its own link and password.
- No sign-up to watch
- Viewers type a name. That's it.
- Replay is your call
- Turn it off and no video is kept.
- Deleted after 7 days
- Replays, chat, names and copies are erased.
- Read on your PC
- Your screen's words never leave to be read.
- No ads, no trackers
- Nothing sold, profiled or used to train AI.
Before you download.
Is it free?
Yes. Quisnap is free while it's being built, with no paid tier yet.
Does my audience install anything?
No. They open your link in Chrome or Edge and type a name. No account, no app.
Does it replace Zoom, Meet or Teams?
It doesn't have to. Keep your meeting app for faces, and stream the screen on Quisnap, where people can copy it.
Do I need an account?
To stream, you sign in with your email. Watching needs no account.
What does it read, exactly?
The words on your screen, read on your PC. Not what you say, and nothing leaves your PC to be read.
Mac or Linux?
Streaming needs Windows 10 or later for now. Watching works on any computer with Chrome or Edge.
Why does Windows warn me when I install it?
Quisnap is new, so Windows doesn't know it yet. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
How long do replays stay?
7 days. Then the replay, the chat and the names are deleted. Turn replay off and no video is kept.
Stream your first session in under a minute.
- 1Download and pick a screen.
- 2Go live. Your link is copied.
- 3Share it. After, it's the replay.
If Windows warns you: More info, then Run anyway.
Got a link?
That isn't a Quisnap link. Paste the whole link you were sent.
Came here from a session link? That was Quisnap. You didn't install anything. The person streaming did.
