A new open-source project named Petal has been released, aiming to provide functionality similar to popular screen-sharing and remote collaboration tools like CoScreen and ScreenHero, but without a cost.
The announcement, shared on Hacker News, positions Petal as a free alternative for users seeking to share their screens or collaborate remotely. This development could offer a valuable resource for individuals and teams looking for cost-effective solutions in the realm of remote work and digital collaboration.
Open-Source Petal Aims to Replicate Screen Sharing Tools for Free
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