SnapX instantly grabs a high-resolution capture of the presenter's screen from your seat. No photos of projectors. No waiting for the deck to be emailed.
Three steps, no accounts, nothing to configure in the room.
The SnapX Presenter app runs on the laptop that drives the projector. It puts a QR code and a six-letter session code on screen for a moment.
Point the SnapX app at the code, or type the session code if you are at the back. You are joined for the whole talk.
Each tap takes a fresh capture of the presenter's display at its native resolution and sends it to your phone in about a second.
Only where you point them. SnapX has no accounts and no cloud storage.
The presenter app runs a tiny relay on the laptop. Captures travel straight from the laptop to your phone and never leave the room.
When attendees cannot reach the laptop, the presenter points SnapX at a relay they host. The relay forwards frames without decoding or storing images.
Every component, including the relay, is MIT-licensed on GitHub. Run your own relay with one command or a container.
Attendees need the mobile app. Presenters need the desktop app on the machine driving the screen.
From source, on the presenter laptop:
git clone https://github.com/apphaus2/SnapX.git && cd SnapX
cd relay && npm install && npm run build && cd ..
cd desktop && npm install && npm start