Live screen viewing
View the host’s primary monitor. The picture fits your window without stretching, and static frames are not sent repeatedly.
YAV Viewer connects your machines directly. The host shows a code, you type it in, and an encrypted link opens between the two computers — with no vendor relay or cloud account.
One .exe, both roles. Windows 10 and 11. No installer, no admin rights, no account.
Remote viewing and control, with clear limits.
View the host’s primary monitor. The picture fits your window without stretching, and static frames are not sent repeatedly.
Send clicks, scrolling, typing and common shortcuts while the remote screen has focus. The host interprets keys using its keyboard layout.
Both sides prove they know the generated code. Stop sharing before rotating it; a new code is generated when Host opens.
Click Start sharing on the host. Stop sharing or close the host window to end access. There is no background service or startup entry.
Basic beta, available at no charge.
Primary-screen viewing, input control, encrypted connections and a local desktop check.
A full session between separate Windows PCs, native input across display scaling settings and internet/VPN setups.
File transfer, recording, monitor switching and unattended access are planned. See the feature roadmap.
This beta has no checkout, account, activation or expiry timer. Read the release roadmap.
Download the free basic beta. Keep both desktops signed in and use the host’s generated code.