Invisible to screen share
Exclude selected windows from Zoom, Teams, Discord, OBS, and other capture apps while keeping them fully usable locally.
Never leak a private chat, bank account balance, or personal background tab during your next screen share.
How it works
Exclude selected windows from Zoom, Teams, Discord, OBS, and other capture apps while keeping them fully usable locally.
Keep notes, references, or dashboards above your workspace without losing focus during the call.
Fade windows back with controlled transparency so you can layer private context over your work instead of switching tabs.
Remove selected windows from the taskbar while keeping them open, reducing both screen-share leaks and in-person shoulder surfing.
Use cases
The product fits naturally into work that already depends on screen sharing, livestreaming, presenting, or switching between private and public contexts.
Hide private client chats or internal Slack comments saying "this client has a tiny budget" while sharing your presentation deck.
Keep your online banking, job search tabs, or medical receipts invisible while you share your screen with the entire company.
Share your lectures or slides without exposing your password managers, private notifications, or browser history to students.
Collaborate live on Zoom or Discord without accidentally revealing Stripe API keys, database credentials, or private notes.
Keep scripts, outlines, and stream overlays visible above your canvas without broadcasting them on stream.
Present work to one client without worrying that files or incoming messages from a competing client will leak.
A unified, API-driven customer data platform with 99.99% uptime guarantees.
"Did they clear the invoice yet? CEO said we stop development if budget doesn't come by Friday."
A unified, API-driven customer data platform with 99.99% uptime guarantees.
"Did they clear the invoice yet? CEO said we stop development if budget doesn't come by Friday."
"You only need to experience it once to never want to screen share without Cloakly again."
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