OmniView-Solo

Assistant making whiteboards and teaching materials highly readable for remote classes and hybrid meetings.

OmniView-Solo is a completely local-first screen and camera assistant designed to dramatically enhance remote teaching, online lectures, and hybrid meetings. [Key Features] 1. Board & Notebook Distortion Correction: Instantly performs a perspective transform on a whiteboard, blackboard, or document camera captured from an angle into a clean, front-facing rectangle simply by selecting its four corners. 2. Quick Copy to Clipboard: Copies the latest corrected board image with a single click, allowing immediate pasting (Ctrl+V) into digital notebooks, Zoom, or Teams chat for instant student/participant sharing. 3. Multi-Camera Side Panel Display: Simultaneously loads and arranges multiple connected cameras (e.g., instructor's face and a document camera) in the side panel, effectively conveying the "classroom atmosphere" or meeting room dynamics to remote participants. 4. Auto-Restore Camera Settings: Identifies cameras by their unique hardware IDs to automatically reapply user-defined custom labels and roles (Whiteboard or Participant) in future sessions. [Use Cases] - Correcting perspective distortion of blackboards, whiteboards, or document cameras in remote learning and online classes. - Hybrid seminars, lab presentations, and research data sharing in academic environments. - Active hybrid business meetings combining in-office and remote members. [The "Solo" Philosophy: Secure & Purely Local Processing] This extension does not transmit any data to external servers, cloud APIs, or AI models. Since all image processing and operations are executed entirely within the browser (using Vanilla JavaScript and Canvas API), it can be used safely and securely in strict enterprise networks or privacy-sensitive educational institutions. Furthermore, by throttling tasks to a low-frequency periodic interval (e.g., once every few seconds), it maintains an ultra-lightweight footprint that minimizes CPU/GPU load on laptops.