
Remota
Making co-browsing easy and accessible
Finally Remota got its landing page. It is a tad simple, but contains details about the service, a video showing the features and a live demo, if the user wants to try it out.
Next steps probably will be getting feedback about it and the product, and perhaps some users 👀
It works!
After some weeks developing it, it is finally working. At the moment, it doesn't have a landing page or anything, but the code is already available on Github and npm.
The next steps is to prepare a compelling (and self-explanatory) landing page.
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After discovering the true potential of co-browsing, I wondered: why not try out to see how hard is it to implement. Others have done it already, but usually these are fully integrated with other tools.
The idea of Remota is to be a dead simple co-browsing tool, which anyone can plug into their current service, without having to adjust much.
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Since we got full-remote, I realised that video desktop sharing sometimes is not the best way to support people remotely. This is how Remota came to be: a no-download, interactive and easy way to do screen sharing.

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