Notes on screen privacy
Presenting cleanly, demo hygiene, and building a native Mac utility.
How to Hide Slack During a Zoom Screen Share on Mac
Hide Slack from a Zoom screen share on Mac without closing it: share one window, use Focus, or keep Slack open and invisible with ScreenVeil.
Read →How to hide apps when screen sharing on a Mac
Notifications, Slack, private tabs — how to keep them off the shared screen on Zoom, Meet, and Teams without closing everything you're working in.
Read →Muzzle vs ScreenVeil: notifications vs. everything else
Muzzle silences notifications while you screen-share. ScreenVeil hides the whole private app. Here's exactly when you need which — and why many people run both.
Read →ScreenVeil is here
A privacy-safe way to share your screen in meetings, demos, and livestreams — now available for macOS.
Read →Screen-share privacy for sales engineers
SEs demo on live customer data every day. One stray Slack ping, CRM sidebar, or leftover tab can derail a deal. How to present with confidence.
Read →Setting up meeting profiles for your workflow
One set of rules rarely fits every call. Profiles let context do the work.
Read →Why the apps that hide windows stopped working on macOS 15
macOS 15 changed how ScreenCaptureKit captures the screen — quietly breaking the trick most 'hide my window' tools rely on. What happened, and the approach that still works.
Read →How ScreenCaptureKit makes on-device privacy possible
A look at the Apple technology under ScreenVeil — and why it means nothing leaves your Mac.
Read →Livestreaming safely: notifications, tabs, and DMs
Live means no second takes. Set your feed up so surprises can't hurt you.
Read →Recording a Loom without leaking your inbox
Async video is permanent and shareable. Treat it like a broadcast.
Read →Screen privacy for live demos and sales calls
Demos are high-stakes and unpredictable. A few habits keep them clean.
Read →Presenting from one Mac without a second display
You don't need a dual-monitor rig to present cleanly. Here's the single-screen workflow.
Read →Why we don't claim to block all screen recorders
An honest product makes an honest promise. Here's exactly what ScreenVeil protects — and what it doesn't.
Read →A 60-second pre-call checklist for clean screen sharing
Run this quick pass before you hit 'share' and never sweat a leak again.
Read →Hidden, not covered: how ScreenVeil removes apps from your feed
When you hide an app, it doesn't get a black box or a blur — it's genuinely absent from the shared window.
Read →What actually leaks when you share your screen
The surprising amount of private information that rides along on a normal screen share — and where it comes from.
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