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Petal
Share single windows and drive them together, from CoScreen's own co-founder
Teams who lost CoScreen when Datadog closed it in July get the same shared-window pairing back from its co-founder, free and Apache-licensed so it cannot be sunset again.
Petal is a pair-programming app for sharing single windows rather than whole screens. Shared windows land on your desktop as ordinary movable windows, each person gets a labelled cursor, and anyone can type and click into them; several people can share at once, and rooms persist so teammates drop in without a link. Mac and Windows builds are out, Linux is next. It runs on LiveKit, either on the makers' hosted service or on your own server. Pre-1.0, and Windows is early.
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