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Teams

Same tabs, two browsers, one session.

Send a teammate a join code. Your tabs open in their own PairBrowse, live, with sound. With a drive code, what they click and type happens in your tab, while your logins never leave your computer.

Join codes

Invite with a code. Let them in with a click.

Ask your agent for a join code, send it however you like, and approve the person when they knock. The joiner pastes it into their agent or under Join a shared session when their browser starts, and waits for you.

Codes travel through a Cloudflare Quick Tunnel, with nothing to set up on either side. For a live view link instead, PairBrowse also makes watch and drive invite links over your own tailnet or SSH, each with its own key and a 24 hour expiry by default.

  • Nothing of your session is sent before you click Allow.
  • Someone else with the same code has to ask again.
  • Remove takes someone out at once; revoke a code any time.
  • Codes keep working through a restart of PairBrowse. Closing the browser window ends them.

Watch or drive

Pick how much they can do.

A watcher follows along. A driver works beside you: their clicks, typing and scrolling happen in your tab, tabs they open or close do the same for everyone, and their input holds the agents in that tab until they stop, just like yours.

Neither sees your Profile: remembered details and saved passwords stay yours.

Shared tabs

Tabs cross. Your logins don't.

Joining shares tabs, not your screen. Each of your tabs shows up as a tab in their PairBrowse, sent straight from your browser to theirs (WebRTC, as in a video call, up to 60 frames a second). When they leave, each one opens as their own tab, signed in as them.

Rather each keep your own logins? Ask for a follow code: their browser opens the same addresses and follows yours, with typed values crossing and sensitive fields only as filled.

Several agents

Claude Code and Codex, one tab each.

Claude Code and Codex share the same helper, browser and Profile. Your teammate's Claude Code or Codex works in your browser too, as a participant you see by name. It never uses your saved passwords or remembered details. Agents take turns per tab, so nobody types over anybody.

A message from another agent arrives marked as coordination, not an instruction from you. It never confirms a final click or lets an agent skip one.

  • An agent holds a tab while it acts, on both computers.
  • Another agent hears the tab is in use and picks another.
  • Agents send each other short text messages to split the work.
  • Anyone who may drive can pause every agent; only people resume.

Work on it together.

Install PairBrowse, then ask your agent for a join code. Your teammate needs PairBrowse too, in Claude Code or Codex.

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