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Guests join in the browser. Nothing to install.

Share your screen. Skip the meeting.

Start a room, send a 4-digit code, and your screen is on every laptop at the table. Or across the internet. No camera tiles, no downloads, no accounts for guests.

4 digits or 8 characters

No account needed to join.

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Room7392
room.ts · laptop-party
laptop-partylibroom.tspeer.tscodes.tsapppage.tsxlayout.tsxtestsroom.test.ts
room.tspeer.tsroom.test.ts

import { rooms } from "./rooms";

 

export async function joinRoom(code: string, name: string) {

const room = await rooms.find(code); // "7392"

if (!room) throw new RoomNotFound(code);

 

const peer = await room.connect({ name });

peer.on("screen", (stream) => {

video.srcObject = stream;

});

return peer;

}

$ npm test room

✓ joins with a 4-digit code

✓ guests need no account

✓ 12 passed

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Q3 launch review

Last 30 days
Signups12,480+18%
Activated64%+6 pts
Trial to paid9.2%+1.1 pts
Weekly active teams
By plan
Sharing to room 73924 watchingStop
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Same Wi-Fi. The screen goes straight from laptop to laptop.

The screen is the point.

Video meetings put faces first and squeeze your work into a corner. A Laptop Party room gives the whole window to the screen.

  • No camera tiles to arrange, pin or hide
  • No app for viewers to download or update
  • No sign-up before someone can watch

Need breakout rooms or a camera grid? A video meeting tool will suit you better, and that is fine.

A Laptop Party room
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Guest join flowDesign, build

Room codes by voiceResearch

Faster reconnectsBuild

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Calendar invitesDesign

Presenter handoffBuild

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AnnotationsIdea

RecordingIdea

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A video meeting
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Your screen
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An update is required before you can share again.
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On the left, a video meeting where the shared screen is one small tile among eleven camera tiles. On the right, a Laptop Party room where the shared screen fills the window.

Three steps, and one of them is saying four numbers out loud.

Hosts sign in to create rooms. Guests only need the code and a name.

  1. Choose meeting type

    LAN / Wi-Fi meetingEveryone is in the same room
    Remote meetingSome people are somewhere else
    1

    Start a room

    Pick LAN for the same Wi-Fi or Remote for the internet, then choose the screen, window or tab to share.

  2. # design-crit

    Y
    You

    walking through the new pricing page. laptopparty.com, room 7392

    A
    Ada

    in

    K
    Kofi

    same, that was quick

    2

    Send the code

    Paste it into Slack, Discord or email. If everyone is at the same table, just say it.

  3. Join a room

    7392
    Mei
    Join room
    3

    They join in the browser

    Code, name, done. No download, no account, no waiting for an installer to finish.

Same table, or different time zones.

You can tell the room type from its code. Four digits is a LAN room. Eight characters is a Remote room.

Four laptops around a table, each connected straight to the presenter's laptop.

LAN / Wi-Fi rooms

7392

For when everyone is on the same network. The screen travels directly between laptops, so it stays quick and never leaves the building.

Code
4 digits
Best for
Classrooms, offices, workshops
Quality
360p to 1080p60
Laptops in different parts of the world, connected to the presenter through a relay.

Remote rooms

K7Q2M9AB

For when some people are somewhere else. Remote rooms add microphone audio, chat, and a knock-to-join waiting room.

Code
8 characters
Best for
Distributed teams, online tutoring
Quality
480p to 1080p

Made for the sessions where a meeting is too much.

Pair programming

Share one coding window in seconds. No cameras to switch on, no meeting link with a full video UI.

Tutoring and teaching

Students type a code and their name, and class starts. It works well on classroom Wi-Fi.

In-room demos

Put the demo on every laptop at the table. Nobody squints at a projector from the back row.

Small on purpose. Still has what you need.

Everything here exists to get a screen in front of people and keep it there.

Share a screen, a window, or one tab

You decide what people see, using the picker your browser already has.

Pick the quality

Drop to 360p on weak Wi-Fi, or go to 1080p at 60 frames for smooth motion.

Anyone can present

Hand the screen to someone else without ending the room.

Survives a refresh

Reload the page and you are back in the same room.

Schedule it when you need to

Plan a room ahead of time. Invites go out by email with a calendar file, and sync with Google Calendar and Outlook.

Knock before entering

In Remote rooms, the host lets each person in.

Asked before the first room.

Do guests need an account?
No. Guests open the site, type the room code and their name, and they are in. Only the host signs in, because hosts create the rooms.
Do we all have to be on the same Wi-Fi?
Only for LAN rooms, the ones with a 4-digit code. If anyone is somewhere else, start a Remote room and share its 8-character code.
Is there really no video?
There are no camera tiles. Rooms show the shared screen and nothing else. Remote rooms add microphone audio and chat so you can talk while you share.
Can more than one person share?
Yes. Anyone in the room can start sharing, so you can hand over without ending the session.
Which browsers work?
Current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. There is nothing to download.

Your screen could be on their laptops by now.

Start a room and read out four digits. That is the whole setup.

I have a code