Bananas Screen Sharing is a simple and easy-to-use cross-platform screen sharing tool for Mac, Windows, and Linux that utilizes peer-to-peer connections without requiring accounts or server infrastructure. It only uses STUN, TURN, and signaling servers for exchanging initial connection information.

The lightweight application prioritizes privacy and ease of use with installations available via GitHub releases, Homebrew on Mac (brew install --cask bananas), or as AppImage and deb packages on Linux. All screen data is transmitted directly between peers after the initial connection handshake, ensuring that no data passes through intermediary servers during active screen sharing sessions.

Use Cases:

• Share screens peer-to-peer without accounts or server infrastructure on Mac, Windows, and Linux
• Use STUN, TURN, and signaling servers for initial connection exchange only
• Install via GitHub releases, Homebrew on Mac, or Flatpak on Linux platforms
• Enjoy lightweight and simple screen sharing without third-party hosting
• Maintain privacy with direct peer-to-peer connections for screen transmission