MultiScreen Monitor

Watch all your monitors, TVs and dashboards in one live grid. Perfect for Power BI walls, digital signage and NOC screens.

Turn one browser tab into a live wall for every screen you own. MultiScreen Monitor lets you watch all your extended monitors, TVs and dashboards side by side, in real time, from a single tab. If you have Power BI reports, KPI boards, camera feeds or digital signage running on screens around the room — or across the building — you no longer have to walk over to check them. Add a screen, pick it in Chrome's share picker, and it streams straight into its own live tile. Add as many as you need and arrange them into a clean, dark, distraction-free grid. ✨ WHAT YOU CAN DO • See everything at once — every monitor and TV in one responsive grid • Live tiles — each screen updates in real time with a LIVE badge • Auto-reconnect — if a stream stops, reconnect in one click • Name-aware — tiles pick up the source screen's name automatically • Clean & lightweight — a focused dark UI, no clutter, no accounts 🏭 MADE FOR • Power BI & dashboard walls — keep an eye on every reporting TV from your desk • Factories & operations — production lines, OEE boards and quality panels • NOC & control rooms — status boards, network maps and alerts in one view • Digital signage & retail — confirm every menu board and price screen is correct 🔒 PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your screens are captured and displayed 100% locally in your browser. Nothing is recorded, uploaded or sent to any server. The stream never leaves your computer. 💎 FREE & PRO • Free: watch up to 2 screens at the same time — forever. • PRO: unlimited screens in one wall, plus priority support. One secure payment via Stripe, right inside the extension. HOW TO USE (under a minute) 1. Click the toolbar icon to open the panel. 2. Click "Add Screen". 3. In Chrome's picker, choose the "Entire screen" tab, select the monitor/TV and click Share. 4. Repeat for each screen. Done! Tip: to monitor screens on another computer, cast or extend them to this machine, or run the extension on the machine physically connected to those displays.