Drovio3.6.2

Share an IDE or another on-screen application with remote collaborators, giving each participant an independent mouse cursor for real-time pair programming. Drovio supports up to 10 participants in one shared session, so teammates can edit code together, review changes, debug issues, or conduct coding interviews as if they were working at the same desk. Its low-latency screen sharing covers favorite IDEs, design tools, CAD-CAM-CAE software, and other desktop apps, rather than limiting collaboration to a particular development environment.

Clear voice chat with echo cancellation and webcam sharing keep discussion alongside the shared workspace. Distributed teams can use it to onboard new members, run remote workshops, plan projects, develop ideas, or let students work together on one another’s screens with individual cursors. Team invitations, centralized billing, and one-click session launching give organizations a shared structure for connecting members.

The current 3.6.2 release is freeware for Intel and Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 13 Ventura or later, while Drovio also works with Windows and Linux. It is aimed at remote development groups, educators, interviewers, and anyone who needs live collaboration inside an existing desktop application instead of a separate code-only workspace. Its defining distinction is the combination of multi-cursor control, application sharing, and integrated voice and video for distributed pair work.