Screen sharing and present screen: Turn any device into a secondary screen for your computer

High-speed LAN streaming to laptops, tablets, and phones

Share your computer's entire screen to any device that has a web browser.
Use any device with a web browser as a second screen for your computer.
Limit RoomCast to share only a single application window to any connected audience browser.
Use flip screen mode on tablets or mobile devices to turn your screen into a live teleprompter.
RoomCast streams screen video over Wi-Fi or mobile hotspots. No cables required.
Connect as many devices as you want at the same time. Stream your desktop to everyone in the room.
Dynamic quality adjustments while sharing to maintain low-latency playback under varying network conditions.
Scan the QR code with your phone or open the local IP address in any browser. No app install required for audience members.
Direct peer-to-peer WebRTC connections ensure real-time responsiveness for presentations and screen mirroring.
Windows, Linux, macOS
210 MB
250 MB average memory footprint
Any modern dual-core processor

RoomCast is a desktop app that lets any device with a web browser act as a second screen or presentation receiver over Wi-Fi. Share your full display or choose a single application window to present.
Connect phones, tablets, and laptops over your local Wi-Fi network or mobile hotspot. RoomCast is designed to work off-grid, so you can present even when there is no internet connection.
Get your local presentation running in less than two minutes. No internet connection required.
Download and run the RoomCast executable on your main presentation computer.
Ensure your computer and your audience's mobile devices are connected to the exact same Wi-Fi router or Mobile Hotspot.
Audience members simply scan the QR code on your screen to instantly view the live stream in their browser.
Select the screen or specific window you want to share, toggle system audio if needed, and click "Start Live Broadcast".
RoomCast — zero-install, ultra-low latency screen sharing for local networks.
"It started when I was assigned to present a slide deck packed with illustrations to my tutorial group in school. When our presentations were online, sharing slides in real time was effortless. But when we moved to a physical classroom, my only option was to drop the file into our group chat."
"That immediately created two big problems: I completely lost control over the presentation pace and had to keep asking everyone to 'please move to the next slide,' and it assumed everyone had active mobile data and belonged to that specific group."
"I realized presenters needed an offline-first tool to broadcast live screen video and audio directly to any browser over local Wi-Fi—no internet data, group chats, or software installs required. That is why RoomCast was born."

Creator & Lead Engineer, RoomCast

Creator & Lead Engineer
Engineering high-performance software Applications.
If you are a developer or designer, consider contributing to RoomCast on GitHub.
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