Brief | CoScreen: An Idea and a Product
In a world of secondary screens, a new sort of sharing
Today on Product Hunt, I encountered a truly new idea, one taking advantage of the new landscape of devices. Many people now use secondary (or even tertiary) screens on their desks. What if the near-ubiquity of secondary screens could enable a new approach to collaboration?
CoScreen — a company and product destined to be made into a verb — has taken that premise and run with it. Imagine if you could designate one of your screens as a shared desktop, and whatever you drag onto your shared screen is shared on the secondary screens of your coworkers: coscreening.
Here’s a series of stills taken from a video from CoScreen, which I spare you (annoying jangley music). This shows a stylized version of the idea and implementation, with Alice and Bob coscreening.
