Overall Screenleap is great for sharing items with a student that has visual impairments. Overall Screenleap is great for using to share content with a student that has a visual impairment in my room. It makes it so much easier for them to see what we're seeing so much better than trying to just magnify something on the board when I project it to the whole class. The two big drawbacks include that when you share if you try to move the small box that says "sharing" then it stops sharing. I wish I could move that because every once in awhile it's in the way on the large projection screen for the rest of the class. Secondly, when I'm already on a page to share and I then go to share it often will click me off that link and then I have to go back and get on to it again--which is frustrating and takes awhile.

Ideal tool for my Real Estate business! I'm a Realtor and started using Screenleap during the pandemic, hadn't ever even thought of sharing my screen before that! I used the free version until I realized (quite quickly) that it was so valuable to my real estate business that I needed access for several hours a day. I'm now using it to help clients compare properties, decide which offer to accept, review inspection reports, etc. etc. etc. I've never had any glitches or interruptions when sharing my screen with several people at a time. All thumbs up!

This is exactly what we were looking… This is exactly what we were looking for to share one system's screen via a 24/7 broadcast out to all of our users. We have been extremely pleased with this product and highly recommend this product. We love the simplified meeting controls as well, and plan to obtain additional licenses to use for that purpose.

This is the right application for… This is the right application for online sales presentations. Simple and effective tool, which spares the viewer(s) from having to download an executable file. They just click on a link and they arrive at your screen.

This randomly appeared on my computer… This randomly appeared on my computer and added itself to start at launch. Not sure, but could be people use for spying.