SeeUAll for desktop

Meetings work in your browser. The app adds the one thing a web page cannot do: letting somebody in the meeting take control of your screen — click and type on your machine, not just point at it.

Download for Windows

Version 1.0.3 · 191 MB

Every build

  • WindowsInstaller · 191 MBDownload
  • macOS — Apple siliconApp · 331 MBDownload
  • macOS — IntelApp · 337 MBDownload
  • Ubuntu / DebianPackage · 96 MBDownload
  • Ubuntu / Debian — ARMPackage · 90 MBDownload
  • Linux — anything elseAppImage · 123 MBDownload
  • Linux — anything else, ARMAppImage · 122 MBDownload

Before you install

Windows and macOS will warn you. These builds are not code-signed yet. On Windows choose More info → Run anyway; on a Mac, right-click the app and choose Open the first time.

macOS needs one permission. For take control to work, switch SeeUAll on under System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility, then quit and reopen the app — macOS only applies it on a restart.

Linux: use the .deb if you can. The AppImage runs anywhere, but only the .deb registers SeeUAll as the handler for meeting links, so “open in the app” can find it.

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