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Live AI help that watches your shared screen and talks you through it
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What is Screendone?
Screendone is an AI screen analyzer tool. ScreenDone pairs live screen sharing with a conversational AI that watches the tab or window you choose to share and talks you through where to click.
ScreenDone is a browser-based AI helper for people who are stuck on their computer and cannot work out the next click. You share a browser tab, an application window or your full screen, allow the microphone, and ask a question out loud. The assistant sees the shared view, hears the request, and replies with spoken guidance that points to the specific button, menu or field to use. As you move around and the screen changes, it reads the updated view and gives the following step. The company describes the experience as help sitting next to you, with the important difference that nothing is ever done on your behalf. The product is aimed at non-technical users facing everyday friction rather than developers or IT teams. Typical ground it covers includes Facebook privacy settings, uploading a PDF, setting up an inbox or sending an attachment, navigating WordPress or another website builder, adding products in a Shopify dashboard, and generic tasks on whatever screen is in front of you. On top of live sessions, the site publishes step-by-step guides that can be read without starting a session, so simple questions have a self-serve path and the paid live help is reserved for situations where reading is not enough. In practice the workflow is short. You pick what to share, speak or type your question, then follow instructions one step at a time, asking for repeats or a slower explanation whenever needed. The session runs on desktop and laptop browsers that support screen sharing. Phone visitors can read the guides, but the live experience is not built for them. A device check tied to the free trial is one of the optional items that stays off until you accept cookies, and the site states that screen sharing requires your explicit consent through the browser prompt. Relative to a human remote support call, the trade-offs are clear. ScreenDone never takes remote control, so there is no risk of an unseen technician moving files around, but it also cannot fix anything for you. Where a general chatbot such as ChatGPT has to be told what you see, ScreenDone can look at it directly, which makes its instructions far more specific. The pricing model is unusual among AI assistants: no subscription, just one-time packages of minutes after a free taster session.
How do you use Screendone?
1Open the session page and pick what to share
Go to the start session page and click Start. The browser then asks whether to share a tab, a window or the entire screen; choose only the view you need help with.2Allow the microphone and state the problem
Grant microphone access when prompted and ask your question in plain language, or type it into the session. Speaking naturally works the same as talking to a person beside you.3Follow one step at a time
The assistant replies out loud and points to the relevant control on your shared view. Make the click yourself, then wait for the next instruction, asking for a repeat or a simpler explanation if needed.4Check the guides for common tasks
If you would rather read than talk, the guides library and the topic pages cover Facebook settings, PDF uploads, email, website builders and Shopify dashboards without starting a session.5Choose a paid package if the free minute runs out
The free session stops after 60 seconds. Pick a one-time package (5, 7, 20 or 40 minutes) from the prices page to keep going, with no recurring subscription.6Stop sharing before entering private details
End screen sharing before typing passwords, payment information or anything confidential, and review the security page to understand what the tool can and cannot see.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Guidance is grounded in the actual screen you share, so instructions refer to the interface in front of you rather than generic adviceAI
- No account, card or installation is needed to start, and the free 60-second session does not convert into a subscriptionAI
- You keep full control of mouse and keyboard, which removes the risk of handing remote access to a strangerAI
- Focused guides for Facebook, email, PDF uploads, WordPress and Shopify answer common questions without paying for a sessionAI
- One-time packages from 5 to 40 minutes suit occasional users who do not want another monthly billAI
Cons
- The free taster lasts only 60 seconds, which is rarely enough to finish a real task, so most useful help requires paymentAI
- No remote control means the tool cannot resolve anything itself, and users who struggle with clicking will still struggleAI
- Live sessions are limited to desktop and laptop browsers, so tablet and phone users get guides onlyAI
- Sensitive information such as passwords or payment details must be hidden by the user, since automatic blurring is explicitly not reliableAI
- Package minutes are fixed and one-off, so a task that runs long needs a second purchase rather than an extensionAI
How much does Screendone cost?
Pricing
Pay-as-you-go with no subscription. The first 60 seconds are free and need no card. After that, one-time packages cost $4.99 for 5 minutes, $12.99 for 7 minutes, $32.99 for 20 minutes and $59.99 for 40 minutes of live help.
Learn moreFeatures
Live screen sharing combined with spoken conversation: the AI watches the tab, window or screen you share, hears your question and answers out loud with the next click. It adapts as the screen changes, never controls your computer, and is backed by written guides covering Facebook privacy, PDF uploads, email, website builders and Shopify.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about Screendone
How much does Screendone cost?
Pay-as-you-go with no subscription. The first 60 seconds are free and need no card. After that, one-time packages cost $4.99 for 5 minutes, $12.99 for 7 minutes, $32.99 for 20 minutes and $59.99 for 40 minutes of live help.Does Screendone offer a free trial?
Every new visitor gets a free 60-second live session with no account, card or installation required. It does not renew automatically; continuing means buying a one-time package.How do you use Screendone?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Open the session page and pick what to share 2. Allow the microphone and state the problem 3. Follow one step at a time 4. Check the guides for common tasks 5. Choose a paid package if the free minute runs out 6. Stop sharing before entering private details.What platforms does Screendone support?
Screendone is available on Web App.What are the limitations of Screendone?
The free taster lasts only 60 seconds, which is rarely enough to finish a real task, so most useful help requires payment. No remote control means the tool cannot resolve anything itself, and users who struggle with clicking will still struggle. Live sessions are limited to desktop and laptop browsers, so tablet and phone users get guides only.
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Added10/21/2026
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