A better screen sharing tool built for remote teams
No credit card required, 1 month free trial.
Meant for pairing
Features that will help you pair better
Cross platform and low footprint
Hopp is built on Tauri and Rust to allow cross-platform sharing and low compute footprint, we will make your computer happy.
Reliable and secure communication
Powered by LiveKit, you won't have to worry about your connection dropping or whether your data is secure.
Sharp and fast screen sharing
Ultra-crisp, high-definition, low latency streaming, ensuring every line of code stays sharp—even the smallest fonts.
Democratize remote pair programming
Everyone, regardless the budget, deserves high quality remote pair programming. Hopp will be open source to make allow this.
Pricing
Choose the right plan for your team
Hopp is currently in public beta 🎉, and we're offering special early adopter pricing to our first users. Start with a one month free trial.
Cracked teams
$5/month/user
Perfect for engineering teams who want to ship faster and collaborate better.
- Unlimited pair programming sessions
- Support the only low-latency OSS screen sharing app
- Social auth with Google, Slack support
- <1 day support guarantee
Enterprise
Contact us
Advanced features and support for large organizations.
- Everything in Cracked teams
- Single sign-on (SSO)
- Custom invoicing
- Volume pricing discount
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hopp?
If you've ever been frustrated by Slack Huddles, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams when pairing, Hopp is built for you.
Hopp is a next-gen screen-sharing tool for programmers that lets you pair as if you're on the same machine—no matter where you are. Both participants get full keyboard and mouse control, making real-time collaboration seamless.
To achieve this, we fine-tuned libwebrtc for ultra-low latency and built on LiveKit's network for unmatched speed and reliability.
Why are we building Hopp?
There isn't a high-quality, open-source remote pairing tool that meets the needs of developers.
Existing tools like Tuple are excellent but closed-source, limiting flexibility and community-driven innovation.
We're building Hopp to change that—an open-source, developer-first tool that's blazing fast, reliable, and gives developers full control.
In this spirit, you'll even be able to self host or use your own LiveKit keys (BYOK) to reduce costs and customize your experience.
What platforms does Hopp support?
Hopp currently supports macOS and Windows. Linux support will follow, with Ubuntu as our initial focus.
GET STARTED
Ready for a better way to pair?
Imagine never losing your flow to screen sharing lag again. Picture pairing sessions that feel as smooth as coding locally. You're not just getting a tool—you're unlocking the collaboration experience that separates world-class developers from the rest.