Screenleap For Mac

Screenleap is a small OS X application that aims to make sharing your screen with others during presentations as fast and as hustle free as possible.

You get to share a link or a code for the screenleap.com website generated automatically by the service when you start the session, and anyone will be able to see your desktop via a web browser.

As soon as you launch the Screenleap utility, you get to see a small menulet on your status bar that enables you to either start sharing, log into your account, or go to the developer’s website.

Note that Screenleap is an account based service, but you can use it for free, with several limitations, without registering for one. At the same time, the number of people that get to see your screen at the same time is determined by your current plan.

When you start the sharing process, Screenleap will automatically launch in your default web browser a web page where you get to see the direct link to the session or the code that is to be used on the app’s website.

Just copy these details to your clipboard and send them to everyone that is to attend the presentation. At the same time, you get to decide if you want to make the entire screen visible or only a portion.

You can also either stop or pause the screen sharing without closing the current connection or quitting the app, which means that you get to use your computer during breaks without worrying about others watching.

To sum up, Screenleap is a desktop companion app for the service with the same name that enables anyone to share its screen with others, as long as they have access to a web browser.

The Screenleap proves to be easy to install and control, and certainly reduces considerably the preparation needed for a presentation, especially if not all attendants are on your network.