Early POC · GDPR-first

Co-browsing for service & sales — no install, with consent

A single snippet lets your call-center agents join a customer's live page. They see along, point, scroll, and — within the limits you set — click. Content flows peer-to-peer; only signaling ever touches the backend.

1

PIN over the phone

The customer reads a short PIN shown on your page to the agent.

2

Explicit consent

A consent modal appears on the customer's page. They confirm.

3

Live co-browse

The agent sees the page live, with their own cursor — and acts within your limits.

Why this approach

Privacy by architecture

Session content travels only peer-to-peer over a WebRTC DataChannel. The EU-hosted TURN relay is a fallback. No US provider ever sees page content.

Real DOM, not video

Built on rrweb DOM mirroring, so the agent gets a real second cursor and remote clicks — and inputs are masked by default.

Permission levels

Integration depth (see → point → scroll → type → click) is a setting enforced on the visitor's side, not a promise.

Radically simple to embed

One snippet, no infrastructure on the customer's side.