VJ Screen Share

Your phone on the venue's screen, in about five seconds.

Scan the QR code the venue is showing, and share. That's the whole app.

Share your screen — whatever is on your phone goes up on the big screen, with the sound of whatever you're playing. Put a reel on the wall of the room you're standing in.

Share your camera — go live from the front or back lens, with a preview so you can always see exactly what the room is seeing. Your microphone starts muted; a slider fades you in when you want to be heard.

Built for a room full of people

Nothing to sign up for. No account, no email, no password.
Nothing is recorded or stored — it's a live stream to a screen and then it's gone.
Stop instantly, from the app or from the notification.
A live preview of your camera share, for as long as it's running.
Works over the venue's own Wi-Fi, direct to their server. Your video doesn't travel via us, because there is no "us" in the path.

How it works

The app has no venue built into it. It scans a QR code that names a screen, asks that venue's server what the screen is and how full it is, and shows you. The same app works at any venue running the system — it takes its name and its colours from whichever screen you scanned.

What it needs, and why

Camera — to read the QR code, and to share your camera if you choose to.
Microphone — to send sound. On a screen share Android routes the audio of what you're playing through the microphone permission even though the mic itself is never opened; on a camera share it is your actual microphone, and it starts muted.
Notifications — the ongoing notification is your stop button while you're in another app.

You need a venue running the system. This app is the guest half of a venue installation. On its own, with no screen to scan, there is nothing for it to connect to.