PrivacyStage - NoAI

What it does

PrivacyStage creates virtual monitors on macOS, tags the app windows you choose, and shares only those in Teams, Meet, or Zoom, and the view follows whichever tagged window you're using.

Dynamic screen sharing for Mac: share several windows at once, switch between them live, and keep big monitors readable on Teams, Meet, and Zoom calls. Everything else stays private.

Tag the windows you choose onto a virtual monitor and share it on Teams, Meet, or Zoom. Switch between several windows live, keep a big monitor readable, and leave everything else private. Only tagged windows appear. Your other windows stay private. You can only share one window at a time, and a big monitor comes through unreadably small. So you end up re-sharing constantly or exposing your whole screen. A virtual display comes online instantly. Tag what to show. Share it. Forget about it. Click once and a hidden virtual display comes online instantly. Name it, pick 720p, 900p, or 1080p. Click the windows to share, or tag a whole app so all its current and future windows come along. In…from privacystage.com

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