onscryn

Documentation

From a Windows app
to a link.

Step-by-step pages for setting Onscryn up and running it. They follow the dashboard, and they say plainly what depends on your plan.

Start with the quick start

Get started

Quick start: publish your first app

Enroll a Windows host, add an application, and open it in a browser tab. The shortest path from a Windows app to a link someone can use.

6 min read

Set up

Hosts and enrollment

How Windows hosts join your organization: enrollment tokens, the install command, dedicated hosts versus the shared pool, and draining or removing a host.

5 min read

Applications

Register a Windows application, choose how it is captured, tune image quality, keep warm slots ready and turn recording on or off for it.

5 min read

Control access

Members and roles

Invite people by email, choose their role, review pending invites and remove access. How owner, admin, member and viewer differ, and when removal takes effect.

4 min read

Single sign-on (OIDC and SAML)

Connect your identity provider to Onscryn over OpenID Connect or SAML: verify your domain, enter the provider details and set a default role.

6 min read

Share a live session

Invite someone to watch a running session through a link with its own expiry and a viewer-only role, hand over control, or remove a viewer.

3 min read

Protect data

Clipboard, file transfer and watermark

Decide what can leave a streamed session. How to allow or block clipboard and file transfer, turn on the watermark, and when the policy takes effect.

4 min read

Recording and replay

Turn on session recording per app or organization, replay a session frame for frame through a signed link, and understand what recording does and does not cover.

4 min read

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