Stream your screen. They can copy every word on it.
Quisnap reads every word on your screen as you go live, and hands it to your audience as real text. They copy the command instead of retyping it, search everything that was ever on screen, and rewatch it all at the same link. They open it in a browser — there is nothing to install.
Stream from Windows 10 or later. People watch in Chrome, Edge or another Chromium browser.
This is the page people open. Use it.
Same bar, same panel, same buttons as a real session.
- Select any words, then Ctrl C
- Ask about words you selected
- Find with your browser's own Ctrl F
- Switch to the second screen
Nobody retypes what is already on your screen.
The words are laid over the picture as real text, the way a PDF reader lays text over a scan. Drag across them and they select. Ctrl C and they are on the clipboard, line breaks and all, so two lines of a command paste into a terminal as two lines. Links on your slides are underlined, and they open.
This is text recovered from a screen, so an l can come back as a 1. Nobody should find that out by pasting into a terminal — the reading is shown back, quietly, before anything is copied.
Snap to the second it was on screen.
When you stop, the link becomes the replay — and every word Quisnap read goes into its search. Type payroll below and land on the moment it appeared. No scrubbing through an hour of footage looking for the slide with the number on it.
- Scenes that write themselves. Wherever the screen changes, a new scene begins, named after the biggest heading on it.
- Links to a moment. Copy a link that opens the replay at the second you choose.
- The chat, on the timeline. Every message stays at the moment it was sent, and a click jumps there.
The small print stays small print.
Your screen goes out at its full size, and zooming in doesn't blur it. Spreadsheet numbers, a stack trace, the footnote under a chart — all still readable. On a slow connection people get a smaller picture instead of a frozen one, and if you stream several screens they switch between them.
Drag the slider.
A question about line four, on line four.
Select words on the screen and press “Ask about this”. The question stays attached to those words and that moment — framed on the screen for everyone, live and in the replay. You answer, pin or delete it from your own window.
One link. Nothing to install.
People open your link in Chrome, Edge or another Chromium browser, type their name, and they're in. No app, no account. The password is built into the link, so only the people you invite get in. Try it:
Join my stream on Quisnap.
quisnap.app/s/KTBsusmbuVCx#8fRe2q
Run the room while you present.
While you're live, the Quisnap window is your dashboard: who's watching, whose hand is up, who's talking, how everyone's connection is holding up, and the chat. This one is running. Mute someone, let a raised hand talk, or answer the chat.
Audience
LiveEveryone
Hands up 2
- Talking moves people to the top. Whoever speaks is highlighted and stays at the top of the list for a few seconds after they stop.
- Hands wait in order. The longest wait comes first, with a soft chime when a new hand goes up.
- Two silences, per person. Stop hearing someone's microphone, stop them writing in the chat, or both — each on its own, and each undone by pressing it again.
- The chat, answered. Reply, pin or delete messages, or stop viewers from writing, all from the same window.
For anyone who presents a screen.
Keep your usual meeting app for faces if you like. Stream the screen on Quisnap.
Teachers and trainers
Students copy the exercise, the formula or the link straight from your screen, and rewatch the lesson before the test.
Webinar hosts
A big audience watches in the browser, raises hands and asks in the chat, and you decide who speaks.
Team meetings
Numbers stay sharp and copyable, and the question about a figure stays attached to that figure.
Coaches
Walk a client through their plan. They keep the replay for a week and find any moment by searching a word.
Developers
Commands, errors and links arrive as text people can copy, not as a picture of text.
Anyone tired of “can you paste that in the chat?”
That sentence is what this product is for.
Your sessions stay yours.
Quisnap keeps as little as it can, for as short a time as it can, and uses it only to run your session.
The long version is in the terms.
- Only the people you invite
- Every session has its own link and password. Without them, nobody can watch, talk or open the replay.
- Nobody signs up to watch
- Viewers type a name and they're in. No account, no email address, no app.
- Not recording? Nothing is kept
- Your screen and voices go to the people watching and nowhere else. Nothing of them is stored.
- Deleted after 7 days
- Recordings, chat messages and the names people joined with are erased 7 days after the session.
- Read on your own computer
- The words on your screen are recognised by Windows on your PC, not sent off to be read somewhere else.
- No ads, no tracking, no selling
- Your sessions aren't used for advertising, profiling or training AI, and these pages carry no trackers.
Live in under a minute.
- 1Download Quisnap for Windows and pick the screens to stream.
- 2Press Go live. Your invitation is copied, ready to paste into an email, a chat or a calendar invite.
- 3People open the link and type their name. When you stop, the link is the replay.
Windows may warn the first time you open it: choose More info, then Run anyway.
Got a link?
Paste it here. Live or replay, it's the same link. If yours doesn't include the password, the next page asks for it.
That doesn't look like a Quisnap link. Check the link you were sent and paste all of it.