Hyperbeam API - Embed Multiplayer Web Browsers

Use Cases

Learn how multiplayer web browsers can transform your product.

See how Koala is using the Hyperbeam API to revolutionize 1:1 online tutoring.
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Remote Learning

Boost engagement by adding intuitive multi-control support to any website

Remote Learning

Boost engagement by adding intuitive multi-control support to any website.

Hyperbeam’s multiplayer browser API allows developers to easily embed multiplayer versions of almost any web app into their product. The result is a hassle-free experience for educators, and a highly engaging experience for students.

See how Hyperbeam is using multiplayer browsers for hassle-free watch parties.
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Social Platforms

Effortlessly support thousands of activities with multiplayer web browsers.

Designing, coding, and testing new social activities is time-consuming. With the Hyperbeam API, social platform developers can easily provide users with thousands of social activities such as watch parties to experience via multiplayer browsers.

Remote Collaboration

The fast, hassle-free, and highly collaborative alternative to screen share

See how Teamflow is using multiplayer browsers to build the future of virtual offices.
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Remote Collaboration

The fast, hassle-free, and highly collaborative alternative to screen share.

“Can you see my screen?”
“Your video is frozen.”
“Can you click that button? No, the other one.”

Remote workers run into screen sharing issues on a daily basis. With the Hyperbeam API, developers can provide remote workers with a fast, hassle-free, and highly collaborative alternative to screen share and third-party integrations.‍‍

As a result, many developers are forced to build and maintain app integrations in order to improve the experience.
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Because multiplayer browsers run on Hyperbeam’s servers—not clients—even remote workers with poor internet connections can collaborate without issue. If the “host” disconnects, other participants can still see and interact with the browser.
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