ShareScreen Shield

Auto-hide sensitive windows and tabs while screen sharing or recording

Problem

Remote meetings, livestreams, and recordings are routine, yet browsers are often full of client DMs, backend data, and private chats. Someone felt strongly enough to build a browser that stays out of screen shares, which signals a real, frequent worry, but most people won't switch browsers and don't know what they're exposing.

Solution

A small desktop utility that detects when screen sharing or recording starts, minimizes or covers windows you marked sensitive, and restores them afterward, plus a pre-share checkup that lists every window title and tab that would appear on screen.

Users

Remote workers, support and sales staff, streamers, developers who demo often

MVP

Detect sharing in common meeting and recording apps; sensitive-window list with auto-minimize; one-click pre-share checkup; auto-restore after sharing ends; macOS first

Revenue

One-time personal license; team subscription with centrally managed sharing policies

Why now

Hybrid work and live demos are the norm, but major operating systems still ship no built-in preview of shared content, and implementation needs no platform partnership