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A Zoom Alternative for Quick Screen Sharing
Zoom is built for scheduled meetings — a calendar invite, a waiting room, and usually a native app for the full feature set. If all you need is to show someone your screen right now, that's a lot of setup for a small job. Sharry opens in a browser tab and you're sharing in seconds.
Why Sharry instead
- No download — Zoom pushes its desktop app for full features; Sharry is 100% browser, always.
- No meeting to schedule — one link starts the session instantly, no calendar invite needed.
- Peer-to-peer, end-to-end encrypted via WebRTC — no data routed through a meeting server.
- No account required for either side to start on the free plan.
How to share your screen with Sharry
- 01
Start a session
Open sharry.live and create a session. No sign-up required on the free plan.
- 02
Copy the invite link
Send the invite link to whoever is watching — no meeting ID or passcode to read out.
- 03
They join from the link
They open the link in any browser, on any device — nothing to install on their end either.
- 04
Share your screen
Click Share Screen, pick a tab, window, or your full display. They see it in real time.
Good to know
- Sharry is one-way screen sharing, not a full meeting suite — no group video, no scheduling, no cloud recording.
- The free plan covers 5-minute sessions with 1 viewer. Pro removes those limits — free during Early Access.
- For a video call with several participants, Zoom is still the better tool; Sharry is for quick, single-purpose screen shares.