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p2p.kiwi supports screen sharing between devices through a cross-platform peer-to-peer connection.
About Bananas
p2p.kiwi is a screen sharing tool for Mac, Windows, and Linux. It shares a user's screen with others over a peer-to-peer connection, and the project states that no account is needed. STUN and optional TURN servers are used to exchange ICE connectivity information. The project says it does not operate a signaling server for chat or media keys.
The project documents an end-to-end encryption design in which MLS-managed keys encrypt media frames with SFrame. The documentation states that WebRTC's DTLS-SRTP alone does not establish end-to-end encryption. The source describes this design but does not guarantee security, privacy, or safety, and the entry does not make those claims.
Key features
- Screen sharing between Mac, Windows, and Linux devices
- Peer-to-peer connection that does not require an account
- Uses STUN and optional TURN servers to exchange ICE connectivity information
- Installation through GitHub releases, Arch Linux AUR, or Homebrew
- Documented end-to-end encryption design using MLS keys and SFrame media encryption
- Open source project released under the MIT license
Best for: People who need simple screen sharing between Mac, Windows, or Linux computers without creating an account.
Good for
- No account is required, according to the project.
- Open source under the MIT license.
- Supports Mac, Windows, and Linux.
Watch out for
- Connection setup uses STUN and optional TURN servers, so external servers are involved.
Bananas at a glance
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Remote Desktop
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Bananas FAQ
Do I need an account to use p2p.kiwi?
The project states that it shares screens over a peer-to-peer connection without the need for an account.
How can I install p2p.kiwi?
The project lists installation from the GitHub releases page, through the Arch Linux AUR package p2p-kiwi-bin, and through the Homebrew cask p2p-kiwi.
Is p2p.kiwi end-to-end encrypted?
The project describes its end-to-end encryption design, in which MLS-managed keys encrypt media with SFrame. It also states that DTLS-SRTP alone does not indicate end-to-end encryption. The source does not provide a guarantee of safety or privacy.
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