Your camera or screen. Your AI agent.
Your work, in the conversation.
Show your AI assistant what’s in front of you—or what’s on your screen. Connect a phone camera, webcam, or desktop screen, then ask your agent for a fresh look when you need one.
Photos and screenshots, on request. An MCP-compatible agent. No app to install.
You choose what to show.
Only requested images are uploaded.
No audio capture. Stop sharing anytime.
From your desk to your desktop
Bring a page of notes, a project on your workbench, or a window on your computer into the conversation.
Mount your phone to a desk lamp or overhead stand. Work through a sketch, diagram, or calculation while your agent follows along with requested snapshots.
“Look at the diagram I’ve drawn. Talk me through the next step.”
Choose a browser tab, app window, or display in a supported desktop browser. Get a fresh screenshot to discuss a chart, review a design, or work through a confusing interface.
“Take a screenshot of the window I’m sharing. Help me understand this chart.”
Connect a USB webcam or a browser-compatible USB microscope to your laptop. Bring a circuit board, model, or craft project into the conversation.
“Take a closer look at this connector. Which way should it fit?”
Use a fixed camera to discuss visible changes, compare observations, or read handwritten notes during a supervised experiment.
“When we compare these samples, ask the camera for a fresh view.”
One setup. Two ways to share.
Connect your agent once. Choose a camera for the physical world or a screen share for desktop work.
You’ll need an AI client that supports remote MCP, OAuth sign-in, and image results. Its capture tools must be available in the session you’re using. Screen sharing needs a supported desktop browser.
Add LetItSee.com as a remote MCP server in your agent’s settings.
Transport Streamable HTTPAuthentication OAuth
Complete the sign-in prompt to authorize your agent. Read the setup and tool reference.
Custom plugins depend on your account and workspace settings. Tool availability can differ between text and voice sessions.
ChatGPT’s connection guide ↗Open the capture page on the device you want to share from. Sign in with the same account as your agent, then choose your source.
Phone or desktop
On desktop, click Use camera, allow access, then select your webcam. On a phone, allow camera access and use Flip for the front or back camera.
Desktop only
Click Share screen or window, then select a tab, window, or display in the browser’s chooser. Options vary by browser and operating system. No webcam or camera permission is needed.
Keep the capture page open. For phone cameras, keep it visible and the screen awake.
Ask your agent to check the connection, then request a photo or screenshot and tell it what you want help with. You can switch back to chat while a desktop source stays live.
“Take a fresh look at what I’m sharing. Talk me through what you see.”
Your agent’s permissions and approval settings still apply.
Your view, on your terms
No. The preview is local. Your agent receives individual photos or screenshots during the task you’ve asked it to help with. LetItSee does not continuously upload video or capture microphone, tab, or system audio.
Yes, if your client supports MCP capture tools and image results in that voice session. A practical setup is a voice agent on your laptop and a phone camera pointed at your work. The voice session and its audio are handled by your agent, not LetItSee.
Yes, in desktop browsers that offer window sharing. Click Share screen or window and select the view you want in the browser’s chooser. The available choices depend on your browser and operating system. No camera permission is needed. Click Change screen or window to choose again; cancelling keeps the current source.
Yes — keep it open. You can switch back to chat on desktop while your selected camera or screen share stays live. Mobile browsers can suspend the camera when you switch apps or lock the phone. Use a separate device for your conversation if needed. Browser or OS suspension can still pause a source. Opening the capture page on another device makes the previous page inactive. Reconnect explicitly to use it again. Screen sharing then needs a fresh selection in the browser chooser.
It must appear as a webcam in your browser’s camera selector. Devices that require a proprietary viewing app may not work. Check that your browser can display its feed before connecting your agent.
LetItSee temporarily handles requested images to deliver them to your agent; it does not provide a photo archive. Your AI provider may retain them under its own policies. Read our privacy policy for details.
Bring your agent to the task
Phone camera, webcam, or desktop screen.