Screenwhere lets you watch a television through a camera, control it like you're holding the remote, debug its on-screen app, and record & replay whole sessions — even when the TV sits behind someone else's office firewall. One web app, one cloud server, one small box per site.
The trick is the arrows: everything from the site goes outward. The cloud never reaches into the private network — the always-on box dials out, so it works from any firewall with nothing to open.
See the TV's screen live and low-latency through a camera pointed at it — only while you're watching.
A web remote drives the TV over its LAN — keys, volume, and a one-button smart power toggle.
Live Chrome DevTools for the TV's on-screen web app, deep-linked straight to that set.
Archive a viewing session with its exact key-track, then replay those presses onto a live TV.
Point Claude — or any MCP client — at your sets to read their state and drive the TV, acting as you. How MCP works →
Accounts + 2FA, teams, a dashboard, usage stats, storage quotas, a power-cycle plug, on-box app signing & install — bilingual cs/en.
Built for one TV, designed to scale to ~20 — read how it fits together, browse the features, or see everything that's shipped.