Screego

Screego is an open-source screen sharing tool for developers that enables multi-user, low-latency, high-quality screen sharing via WebRTC.

🚀 Overview

Screego is a lightweight, self-hosted screen sharing server designed specifically for developers. It allows users to share their screens with colleagues using WebRTC for peer-to-peer connections, delivering low latency and high resolution ideal for coding sessions, pair programming, and technical demos.

It solves the problem of cumbersome screen sharing in remote work, where traditional tools like Zoom add unnecessary overhead. Screego focuses purely on screen sharing, complementing existing chat or voice tools.

Built for developers and technical teams who value privacy, performance, and self-hosting. It was created to provide a simple addition to developer workflows with easy deployment.

✨ Key Features

Multi-user screen sharing (multiple viewers can watch the shared screen at once, great for team collaboration)
Secure transfer via WebRTC (encrypted peer-to-peer, no central server relay unless needed)
Low latency / high resolution (smooth for fast-paced demos like live coding)
Simple install via Docker / single binary (deploy in minutes, no complex setup)
Integrated TURN server for NAT traversal (reliable connectivity behind firewalls)