system tools

OpenScreen: Desktop Screen Sharing Over the Network (Free App)

Hazem Abbas

03 Apr 2026 — 1 min read

What is OpenScreen?

OpenScreen is a free and open-source desktop application for screen sharing over the Network!

Features

You can show the whole screen
You can show the window of a specific application
You are viewing a demo in a browser -> you can do it from a computer, tablet or phone
You can enable/disable the display of the cursor when demonstrating the screen/application window
You can choose the quality of the screen demonstration
You can change the FPS

License

MIT License

Resources

Source-code & Downloads

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