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Our team has been using https://tuple.app https://tuple.app for a few months now, and it works really well for us! We've had much nicer video / audio quality si

Our team has been using https://tuple.app https://tuple.app for a few months now, and it works really well for us! We've had much nicer video / audio quality since switching. Definitely recommend checking it out if anyone is looking for a replacement! Apart from the features and performance of Tuple itself, I find the Tuple team to be a HUGE asset. They are extremely responsive to feedback, are always willing to dig into any issues you might run into, and consistently ship updates and improvements and communicate their progress.

bglusman 7y ago
Seconded... it's early days but it's nice to finally see a good successor to ScreenHero, which was never fully integrated into slack as well as it worked before aquisition, and with this change it's sort of like it's dead now. They don't have multiple cursor support yet for instance, but they do have a nice system that avoids some of the problems with accidentally both sharing simultaneous control of the same cursor so that you have to click to take over the cursor. Similarly, switching seamlessely back and forth who's sharing and/or which screen you're sharing has been really nice.
- jlehuraux 7y ago
  USE Together has multiple mouse cursors support as Screenhero had without having to pass control, any keyboard layouts support, has a web and integrated client, works on macOS and Windows (a linux version is planned), you can switch who shares at anytime, record the session... there’s a reason why Slack mentions us on their email/article ;) you should try it, already available for everyone!
jrochkind1 7y ago
Looks like it's invite-only beta... any word on pricing? Paying for Slack for chat plus screen sharing was one thing, but a totally separate project it's going to be hard for me to get approval for something with non-trivial costs.

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Our team has been using https://tuple.app https://tuple.app for a few months now, and it works really well for us! We've had much nicer video / audio quality si

by tomschaefer 7y ago

bglusman 7y ago
Seconded... it's early days but it's nice to finally see a good successor to ScreenHero, which was never fully integrated into slack as well as it worked before aquisition, and with this change it's sort of like it's dead now. They don't have multiple cursor support yet for instance, but they do have a nice system that avoids some of the problems with accidentally both sharing simultaneous control of the same cursor so that you have to click to take over the cursor. Similarly, switching seamlessely back and forth who's sharing and/or which screen you're sharing has been really nice.
- jlehuraux 7y ago
  USE Together has multiple mouse cursors support as Screenhero had without having to pass control, any keyboard layouts support, has a web and integrated client, works on macOS and Windows (a linux version is planned), you can switch who shares at anytime, record the session... there’s a reason why Slack mentions us on their email/article ;) you should try it, already available for everyone!
jrochkind1 7y ago
Looks like it's invite-only beta... any word on pricing? Paying for Slack for chat plus screen sharing was one thing, but a totally separate project it's going to be hard for me to get approval for something with non-trivial costs.