Screego

Screego is a self-hosted screen sharing application designed specifically for developers and technical teams. It functions as a dedicated server that allows a user to broadcast their screen to other participants with a focus on high resolution and low latency. This specialization makes it suitable for scenarios where reading small text, such as source code or terminal output, is the primary requirement of the session.

The software is deployed as a server and accessed by users through a standard web browser. It supports flexible deployment methods, allowing administrators to install the application as a single binary or through a Docker container. Because the system is self-hosted, the organization maintains full control over the server infrastructure and the flow of data between participants.

Key features

• Multi user screenshare capabilities
• Secure data transfer using WebRTC
• Low latency streaming
• High resolution output
• Integrated TURN server for NAT traversal
• Installation via Docker or single binary

The application is written in the Go programming language and utilizes the WebRTC protocol to facilitate the connection between the screen sharer and the viewers. By including an integrated TURN server, the software manages NAT traversal, which ensures that connections can be established even when users are behind restrictive firewalls or complex network environments. The architecture is designed to be lightweight, focusing exclusively on the act of screen sharing without adding unrelated communication features like chat or file transfers.

This tool is intended for technical environments where corporate communication platforms fail to provide the necessary visual clarity for code reviews or pair programming. It provides a streamlined way to share a workspace without the lag or compression artifacts often found in general purpose meeting software.

Screego serves as a privacy-focused utility for teams requiring a self-managed solution for high-quality screen broadcasting.