Browser presence, not screen sharing

Two browsers.
One shared flow.

Venxo understands what you do in one browser and reproduces the intent in another—without streaming pixels or taking control of a desktop.

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Early-access proof of concept · No screen capture

video.example

HOST

▶
Playing · 02:04
MEDIA_PLAY
video.example

GUEST

▶
Synced · drift 18ms
Live room · 2 connected
Intent-levelActions, not pixels
Command relayNo screen or page-HTML upload
Self-correctingVerify every replay

From invitation to synchronization

Same page. Same moment.

01

Open a room

One browser becomes Host and invites a trusted Guest using its browser code.

02

Share the page

The Guest opens the same site through the room—without copying links around.

03

Move together

Clicks, navigation, scrolling and media controls become semantic actions.

Built for semantic replay

A command travels.
The page stays local.

The extension creates commands with limited element and page context, the server coordinates the room, and the receiving browser executes and verifies each action locally.

  1. 01CaptureUser action
  2. 02NormalizeUniversal command
  3. 03RelayRoom state
  4. 04ExecuteLocal replay
  5. 05VerifyResult + correction

Early access

The experiment is alive.

Venxo is an architecture proof of concept. Rooms, action replay, video state and reconnect recovery are being tested now.

Current build Extension v… Chrome · HTML5 media · Venxo secure relay

Chrome extension

Coming to Chrome Web Store

The first public release is being prepared. Venxo remains an experimental service and does not promise compatibility with every site or player.

Store listing coming soon