Airtame4.16.1

Airtame lets teams send a computer display wirelessly to a shared screen, turning a meeting-room or classroom display into a place for communication and collaboration. The Windows app combines wireless screen sharing, screen mirroring, digital signage, and video conferencing in one workspace. Organizations can use it to present content, keep information visible, and bring remote or in-room participants into discussions while supporting productivity and engagement. It is designed for organizational settings such as schools and businesses rather than general-purpose personal use.

A typical session might involve choosing a shared screen for a presentation, switching to signage for ongoing announcements, or using conferencing when colleagues are distributed. Airtame can also be tried directly in a browser without an app, and a quick setup video explains its basic workflow. The broader offering is presented for any device or platform, while people working with their own hardware can use the separate Virtual Airtame app. The homepage announces forthcoming support for sharing through AirPlay, Miracast, and Google Cast, and flags upcoming changes to Airtame App support on macOS.

The current 4.16.0 release from Airtame is System Tools software for x86 Windows systems. Its distinguishing approach is to make wireless displays a shared communications hub, bringing presentation, signage, collaboration, and conferencing together instead of treating screen output as an isolated task.