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.
The classic advice is 'use a second monitor for your private stuff.' Great if you have one. Most people, most of the time, don't — they're on a laptop in a coffee shop or a hotel room.
The single-screen approach
ScreenVeil doesn't move your private windows to another display. It shapes the shared feed on the display you already have, so your private apps can sit right next to the ones you're presenting — visible to you, gone from the audience view.
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