Missing cables and adapters
Different devices require different connectors, and the correct adapter is often unavailable when the meeting starts.
Wireless presentation for Android TV
Present to any screenin seconds.
Connect your laptop to an Android TV directly from your browser using a simple six-digit code without HDMI cables, adapters, accounts, or presenter software.
- No account required
- Temporary pairing
- Low-latency streaming
Meetings should not begin with cable problems.
Missing adapters, damaged HDMI cables, incorrect display inputs, and complicated device pairing waste time before presentations even begin.
Complicated room setup
Switching display inputs, pairing devices, and troubleshooting connections interrupts the meeting experience.
Unnecessary presenter software
Guests should not need to install an application or create an account before sharing a presentation.
Open the browser. Enter the code. Start presenting.
ScreenLink creates a straightforward connection between a presenter browser and the ScreenLink receiver app running on an Android TV.
No cables or adapters
Connect without searching for HDMI cables, dongles, or the correct television input.
No presenter installation
Presenters can begin from a supported browser without downloading desktop software.
Six-digit pairing
Enter the temporary code shown on the Android TV to connect to the correct meeting-room display.
Designed for local networks
ScreenLink is designed for fast room-to-presenter handoff across shared local presentation environments.
Automatic recovery
Temporary connection interruptions are handled with controlled reconnection and session recovery logic.
Session-aware signaling
Pairing and connection setup stay scoped to a single presentation session so the right participants connect to the right display.
Start presenting in three simple steps.
The connection flow is designed to stay clear for first-time presenters and fast for repeat use in shared rooms.
1
Open ScreenLink on the TV
Launch the ScreenLink receiver app on a compatible Android TV. A temporary six-digit pairing code appears on the screen.
2
Enter the pairing code
Open the ScreenLink presenter page in a supported browser and enter the code displayed on the television.
3
Choose what to share
Select an entire screen, application window, or browser tab through the browser's secure sharing dialog.
Everything needed for a faster presentation flow.
Browser-based presenting
Start from a supported browser without installing presenter software.
Android TV receiver
Install the ScreenLink receiver app on a compatible Android TV display.
Temporary pairing codes
Pairing codes are short-lived and are replaced after use or expiration.
Screen, window, or tab sharing
Choose the content you want to present through the browser's native sharing controls.
Audio when supported
Share compatible audio sources when supported by the selected browser, operating system, and sharing mode.
Connection status
See whether the presentation is connecting, active, interrupted, or needs the user to retry.
Made for spaces where every second matters.
Offices and meeting rooms
Start team meetings, client presentations, and product demonstrations without cable setup.
Coworking and incubation centers
Give members, visitors, and startup teams a consistent way to connect to shared displays.
Universities and training centers
Help instructors and facilitators move between presentations without changing adapters or reconnecting hardware.
Conference and event rooms
Allow speakers and guests to begin presenting from their browser using the code shown on the display.
Professional environments
Create a polished presentation workflow for consulting, healthcare, legal, sales, and other client-facing teams.
Shared workspaces
Provide a repeatable presentation experience across rooms used by different teams and devices.
Built for a responsive presentation experience.
ScreenLink is designed around fast pairing, low-overhead connection setup, stable playback, and recovery from temporary network interruptions.
Adaptive quality targets
WebRTC-ready transport design
Automatic reconnection handling
Hardware decoding where supported
Connection-quality monitoring
Low-latency rendering path
No unnecessary server-side transcoding
Designed to keep presentation sessions private.
ScreenLink uses temporary pairing, validated presentation sessions, and automatic session expiration in the current flow.
Temporary pairing codes
Visible codes expire automatically and are replaced after use.
Validated sessions
Signaling messages are exchanged only between authorized participants in the same presentation session.
One presenter per display
The current flow allows one active presenter per Android TV receiver.
No recording by default
ScreenLink does not record presentation content as part of the standard presentation flow.
Automatic session cleanup
Presentation resources and temporary session data are released when the session ends.
Frequently asked questions
Do presenters need to install an application?
No. In Phase 1, presenters can connect using a supported browser without installing desktop software.
What is required on the display?
The ScreenLink receiver application must be installed and opened on a compatible Android TV device.
How does the pairing process work?
The Android TV displays a temporary six-digit code. The presenter enters the code on the ScreenLink website and selects the screen, window, or browser tab to share.
Do presenters need an account?
No account is required for the standard guest presentation flow.
Can ScreenLink share audio?
Audio sharing is available when supported by the browser, operating system, and selected sharing source.
Does ScreenLink support 4K?
ScreenLink requests the highest practical quality supported by the presenter device, browser, network, and Android TV receiver. Actual resolution and frame rate depend on those conditions.
Does the presentation video pass through the signaling server?
The signaling service coordinates pairing and connection setup. ScreenLink is designed to establish a direct WebRTC media path whenever network conditions permit.
What happens when the network is interrupted?
ScreenLink attempts to recover from short connection interruptions. If recovery is unsuccessful, the user is returned safely to the connection flow.
Leave the HDMI cable behind.
Open ScreenLink, enter the code shown on the Android TV, and start presenting.