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Getscreen.me Chrome extension

Getscreen.me lets you connect to your own devices remotely or invite a customer into a support session with one click, without either side installing separate software. It's best for support teams and anyone who needs quick remote access. The catch: full remote-access setups still need an account and the connected device to be reachable.

  • PriceFreemium
  • CategoryProductivity
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • one-click connection to your own computers
  • lets you invite customers into a session without them installing software
  • works directly from the browser toolbar
  • useful for both personal remote access and customer support

Cons

  • remote access tools need trust in the provider by nature
  • full functionality likely requires creating a Getscreen.me account
  • session quality depends on both devices' network connections

Best for

  • remotely accessing your own computers from another device
  • support teams giving customers one-click remote help
  • connecting to a machine without installing extra software on the remote end
  • quick, on-demand remote sessions

Skip it if

  • users who need offline or fully local remote-desktop tools
  • anyone uncomfortable granting an extension remote-access permissions

Key features

  • one-click remote access to your own computers
  • invite links so customers can join a support session
  • no separate software installation required for guests
  • browser toolbar access for starting sessions quickly

What Getscreen.me does

Getscreen.me is a remote desktop extension that lets you connect to your own computers in one click or invite someone else, like a customer, into a remote session without them installing separate software. It's aimed at both personal remote access and support use cases where getting someone connected quickly matters.

Is Getscreen.me safe?

Remote access tools need permission to view and control a browser or device, which is inherent to how they work. Getscreen.me requires an account to manage sessions, and access should only be granted to devices and people you trust, since the extension is built specifically to hand over remote control.

Getscreen.me: FAQs

Is Getscreen.me free?

Getscreen.me offers a free way to start remote sessions; broader account features may sit behind paid plans. Check the current pricing on its site before relying on a specific tier.

Is Getscreen.me safe to use?

It requires remote-access permissions to function, which is standard for this type of tool. Only start sessions with people and devices you trust.

How do I use the Getscreen.me extension?

Install it, sign in, then either connect to your own computer or generate an invite link for someone else to join a session.

What are Getscreen.me alternatives?

Chrome Remote Desktop and other browser-based remote access tools serve a similar purpose with different setup steps.

Do I need an account to use Getscreen.me?

Yes, connecting to your own computers or managing sessions requires signing in to a Getscreen.me account.

Can I use Getscreen.me for customer support?

Yes, you can generate an invite link so a customer joins a remote session without installing anything themselves.

Does the person I invite need to install software?

No, the extension is designed so invited guests can join a session through the browser without a separate install.

Why can't I connect to a device with Getscreen.me?

Check that the target device is online, the extension is active there, and both devices have a working network connection.

Is Getscreen.me only for remote support?

No, it also works for connecting to your own computers when you're away from them, not just for supporting customers.

Is connecting to my own computer with Getscreen.me different from inviting a customer for support?

Yes. Reaching your own computer requires it to be signed into your Getscreen.me account and reachable, while inviting a customer just means sharing a link they open in their browser, with nothing to install on their side.