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Raybeam - Flexible screen sharing for macOS
For macOS users: Raybeam enables flexible screen sharing of draggable regions across Zoom, Slack, Teams—ideal for multi-monitor setups.
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Raybeam is a Product Hunt listing on Launch Llama with 185 total upvotes, founded by Nathan who joined in May 2026, compared against 6 alternatives.
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Raybeam is a macOS app for sharing a draggable, resizable region of your screen during video calls or recordings. It helps people with ultra-wide and multi-monitor setups present specific parts of their screen instead of entire displays or single windows. Raybeam works with Zoom, Slack, Teams, and other video conferencing applications.
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Key Features
- Share a draggable, resizable region of your screen
- Hide applications from appearing in the shared stream
- Draw, highlight, and point with laser pointer annotations
- Record the selected region to MP4 or capture screenshots
Use Cases
- Presenters with ultra-wide monitors who need to share a custom rectangle across multiple windows
- People creating demos or bug reports who want to record and save specific screen regions
Pricing
Raybeam costs $9.99 as a one-time purchase. Pro is an optional $4.99 per month add-on with a 30-day free trial.
FAQ
What is Raybeam?
Raybeam is a macOS app for sharing a draggable, resizable region of your screen during video calls or recordings. It helps people with ultra-wide and multi-monitor setups present specific parts of their screen instead of entire displays or single windows. Raybeam works with Zoom, Slack, Teams, and other video conferencing applications.
What are the key features of Raybeam?
Raybeam includes: • Share a draggable, resizable region of your screen • Hide applications from appearing in the shared stream • Draw, highlight, and point with laser pointer annotations • Record the selected region to MP4 or capture screenshots • Switch between curated app scenes during calls or recordings
What can I use Raybeam for?
• Presenters with ultra-wide monitors who need to share a custom rectangle across multiple windows. • People creating demos or bug reports who want to record and save specific screen regions.
How much does Raybeam cost?
Raybeam costs $9.99 as a one-time purchase. Pro is an optional $4.99 per month add-on with a 30-day free trial.
What category does Raybeam belong to?
Raybeam is listed under Productivity, User Experience, Menu Bar Apps on Launch Llama.
How do I get started with Raybeam?
Click the "Visit Website" button on this page to go directly to Raybeam. You can also upvote and leave a review to help other founders discover it.
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