Stop saying "third row, on the left"

Share a screen, a window, or a browser tab, then point at it. The trail shows up in the same place on everyone's display — on a laptop, on an ultrawide, or on a phone.

Shared screen
Ana Marco

Presenter · ultrawide display

Participant · phone

Both trails are drawn from one set of coordinates relative to the shared frame, so the spot someone points at is the spot everyone sees marked — whatever they are watching on.

How it works

  1. 1

    Start sharing

    Pick a whole screen, a single window, or one browser tab.

  2. 2

    Press and drag

    Hold the pointer over the shared view and draw — that's the whole interaction.

  3. 3

    Everyone sees it live

    The trail is streamed to the room and drawn relative to the shared video, so it lands on the right pixel for each viewer.

  4. 4

    It fades on its own

    When you let go the whole stroke fades out — a long press leaves a mark that lingers, a quick flick disappears fast.

See it in action

Open the video page

Sharing, recording, and the rest

The docs cover picking a screen, a window, or a tab, what the desktop app adds, and how recording works alongside it.

Questions worth asking

Explore the rest of the platform

Every InterMIND feature is built around the same multilingual core. Pick the surface that matters most for your team.

Where teams use this

Real meetings where this feature is the deciding factor.

Pick a plan that fits

Basic is free. Pro and Business are billed per active member: each renewal counts the members active in the previous 28 days, quiet members keep access at no cost, and guests and participants pay nothing. Plans, limits and the free trial are on the pricing page.

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