Telesonic — share tab audio

Capture the current tab's audio and stream it to a link anyone can open.

Telesonic turns the audio of a browser tab into one link. Open the tab you want to share, click the Telesonic icon, press “Share this tab’s audio”, then send the link — or let people scan the QR code. That’s it. No account, no meeting room, and nothing for listeners to install. WHAT YOU CAN SHARE • Music, podcasts, radio and videos playing in a tab • A stream you are watching together • A webinar or call tab, where the site allows capture • A tab on your computer, heard on a phone across the room WHY IT FEELS DIFFERENT • One link or QR code — listeners just tap “Listen live” • Live, low-latency audio • Peer-to-peer WebRTC: sound travels straight from your browser to theirs • Nothing is recorded, uploaded or stored • The link is the key: stop sharing and it stops working immediately HOW IT WORKS Open a tab with sound and click the Telesonic icon. Press Share. A private link and QR code appear. Send it. Listeners tap once and hear the tab. GOOD TO KNOW • Chrome, Edge and Brave open Telesonic in the side panel; Firefox uses its sidebar. • Chrome only allows capture after you click the toolbar icon on that tab. • Some DRM-protected sites may play silence — a browser restriction, not a bug. • On strict networks the connection may need a TURN relay. That is a connection fallback; audio is still never stored. • Listeners keep the page open while they listen, and may need one tap to allow sound. PRIVACY No accounts, no analytics, no advertising, no audio collection. The tab audio is sent only to people who have your link, directly from browser to browser. Nothing is stored on a server.