Your private apps stay open while you share
Keep Slack, Messages and Notes next to your work. They just aren't in the Privacy Screen window you share.
Switch between work apps on client calls. Keep private apps open and out of the share.
3 free sessions · No card · macOS 14+
Watch the demoSample apps recorded in ScreenVeil. The Privacy Screen view shows the app's actual output.
Drag ScreenVeil to Applications, open it, and enter your trial email.
Enable ScreenVeil in System Settings to create your filtered feed.
Pick what stays private. Keep using those apps while you share.
Start Privacy Screen, share that window, and check what the call sees from a second device.
Made for Mac client calls and demos. Windows, phones, and remote desktop access aren’t supported. In your meeting, share the Privacy Screen window instead of your whole desktop.
A Slack message pops up in the middle of a demo. Your inbox sits right behind the slides. If the call is recorded, that stays in the recording.
Do Not Disturb stops the notifications, but the apps are still on screen. ScreenVeil keeps the apps you pick out of the window you share, and you can keep using them. It can't hide one tab or one line of text inside an app you do share.
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Most people quit their apps or turn on Do Not Disturb before a call. Both help, but they solve a different problem than ScreenVeil does.
The ScreenVeil column is the Privacy Screen window, which leaves macOS notification banners out (tested on macOS 26.1). In Hide on My Mac mode, an app you reopen can show up, and banners need Focus.
Most of it lives in the menu bar, so you can set things up while the call is starting.
Keep Slack, Messages and Notes next to your work. They just aren't in the Privacy Screen window you share.
Start and stop protection or switch profiles without opening a window.
Save one set of private apps for client demos and another for team calls, then switch with one click.
Slack, Mail and Notes are private
Press ⌘⇧B and people on the call see a cover screen until you resume.
The filtering happens on your Mac. We never receive your screen, window titles or notification text.
In your meeting app, share the window named Privacy Screen. If you share your entire display, ScreenVeil can't filter it.
Use ScreenVeil for three sessions with just your email. If it works for your calls, Pro gives you unlimited sessions.
Plus applicable tax. There's no subscription, and the free sessions don't need a card.
ScreenVeil Pro
· Then $9.99
Regular price: $9.99Launch price: $6.99one time
Unlimited sessions. One payment. No subscription.
Plus applicable tax. Your license never expires.
Refund requests are handled case by case through your billing provider. Read the refund terms.
Download and try it freeTry it with your own meeting app before you buy. Setup notes for each app
Payments go through RevenueCat. The free sessions need an email address but no card. Already bought it? Open ScreenVeil, choose Restore Pro and confirm the email you used at checkout. See the terms.
You demo inside real customer accounts, sometimes several times a day.
Keep one client's data out of another client's call.
Another client's name showing on screen is a real privacy problem.
API keys often sit in a terminal right next to the code you're showing.
Keep your inbox and chats with other customers out of the call.
Teach or stream without your inbox showing up on screen.
Three free sessions, no card needed. Works on macOS 14 and later.