Displayscope

Displayscope is a handy tool that lets you see and control displays that are out of sight, like those connected to display emulators or behind screens.

Whether you're in a remote meeting, presenting onsite without a preview screen, or optimizing physical displays, the program ensures you can view and manage your screens effectively.

The GUI is designed as a screen within a screen, with the outside one being completely blacked out, so you don’t have to worry about anyone setting documents or shortcuts that are on your desktop.

One of its primary uses is to enhance screen sharing. When you share your screen, it usually takes up one entire desktop, and if you use emulators or dummy plugs to create a virtual display, you can't actually see or control it. Thanks to this program, you can now view and control the emulated display.

The tool can also enhance privacy, as it covers areas of your screen when sharing your screen on various meetings and presentations. With most meetings going offline post-COVID, some people found themselves in embarrassing or unwanted situations that could be easily avoided.

More often than not, when giving a presentation in person, sometimes there's no preview screen for you to see what your audience sees. Needless to say that this can lead to a variety of situations that make the online meeting unnecessary longer for everyone.

In this case, the app helps by giving you a window to view and control what's on the main screen, allowing you to present more naturally even if the screen is behind you.

Displayscope serves as a practical solution for optimizing screen sharing in remote meetings, offering view and control capabilities for emulated displays. It enhances onsite presentations by providing a window for managing and presenting content.