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V U This Lets Anyone Control a TV or Meeting-Room Screen From Their Phone, With No App or Cable
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Free web service turns any browser-equipped display into a phone-controlled screen for photos, PDFs, timers, notices and QR codes. No mirroring, no account needed.
LONDON - Rezul -- V U This (vuthis.com) today announced the public launch of a web service that lets anyone put content on a TV, projector or meeting-room screen directly from their phone, without installing an app, finding a cable, or mirroring their whole phone to the room.
The process takes seconds. The screen's browser opens vuthis.com and shows a QR code. A phone scans the code and becomes the remote. From the phone, the user chooses what the screen shows: photos and slideshows, PDF documents with page controls, large text, announcements, clocks in any time zone, countdown, count-up or count-to timers, live tally counters, and QR codes for guest Wi-Fi or a link. Only the chosen content appears; notifications and other tabs stay on the phone.
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"Every meeting room, classroom and church hall has a screen, and every screen has a browser," said John Wilson, founder of V U This. "Casting and mirroring were designed to show your whole device. Most of the time you want to show one thing and keep everything else private. V U This is that: open, scan, show."
Because it runs entirely in the browser, V U This works on smart TVs, laptops connected to projectors, Raspberry Pi displays and existing digital-signage players, with nothing to install on the display or the phone. When a session ends, the screen returns to its connection code, ready for the next person.
A free session requires no account and runs for 60 minutes with up to 20 photos and one PDF. Passes from $5.99 for 24 hours to $299.99 for a year add unlimited sessions, multiple screens, 250 MB of storage, queueing for automatic playlists, image announcements and additional colour palettes.
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Early use cases span meeting rooms and coworking spaces, classrooms and training rooms, shops and reception areas, events and community halls, and homes, where it offers a simple way to show phone photos on the living-room TV without casting.
V U This is bootstrapped and self-funded, and can be self-hosted on a private network by organisations that require it.
V U This is available now at https://vuthis.com. No download or account is required to start a free session. Feature guides, including a full-screen countdown timer for classrooms, are at https://vuthis.com/full-screen-countdown-timer
About V U This: V U This makes it intuitive, effortless and polished to connect one device to another screen. The name is pronounced "V-U This", as in "view this". The company is based in the United Kingdom.
The process takes seconds. The screen's browser opens vuthis.com and shows a QR code. A phone scans the code and becomes the remote. From the phone, the user chooses what the screen shows: photos and slideshows, PDF documents with page controls, large text, announcements, clocks in any time zone, countdown, count-up or count-to timers, live tally counters, and QR codes for guest Wi-Fi or a link. Only the chosen content appears; notifications and other tabs stay on the phone.
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"Every meeting room, classroom and church hall has a screen, and every screen has a browser," said John Wilson, founder of V U This. "Casting and mirroring were designed to show your whole device. Most of the time you want to show one thing and keep everything else private. V U This is that: open, scan, show."
Because it runs entirely in the browser, V U This works on smart TVs, laptops connected to projectors, Raspberry Pi displays and existing digital-signage players, with nothing to install on the display or the phone. When a session ends, the screen returns to its connection code, ready for the next person.
A free session requires no account and runs for 60 minutes with up to 20 photos and one PDF. Passes from $5.99 for 24 hours to $299.99 for a year add unlimited sessions, multiple screens, 250 MB of storage, queueing for automatic playlists, image announcements and additional colour palettes.
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Early use cases span meeting rooms and coworking spaces, classrooms and training rooms, shops and reception areas, events and community halls, and homes, where it offers a simple way to show phone photos on the living-room TV without casting.
V U This is bootstrapped and self-funded, and can be self-hosted on a private network by organisations that require it.
V U This is available now at https://vuthis.com. No download or account is required to start a free session. Feature guides, including a full-screen countdown timer for classrooms, are at https://vuthis.com/full-screen-countdown-timer
About V U This: V U This makes it intuitive, effortless and polished to connect one device to another screen. The name is pronounced "V-U This", as in "view this". The company is based in the United Kingdom.
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