Your codebase. A live link. Nothing to install for viewers.

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Screen sharing sends pixels. biga sends the files themselves.

Run one command in your project, share the link, and let anyone inspect your source code in their browser as you work. They can navigate files, search, read syntax-highlighted code and step through checkpoints without cloning your repository or creating an account.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/biga-sh/cli/main/install.sh | sh
biga start

That's it. Share the link and keep coding. Windows, Go and other install options are in the quickstart.

• Only changed files travel. Content hashes avoid sending unchanged files again.
• Every checkpoint stays in the session. Step back through changes and inspect file diffs.
• Rejoin the same session. Restart the CLI and keep sharing the same link.
• Read-only for viewers. A link lets people watch, nothing more.
• Privacy-aware file filtering. Sensitive paths and ignored files stay out of the shared tree.

Curious what happens after biga start? Explore how biga works →

• Quickstart
• What gets shared
• Architecture
• Self-hosting
• Brand

Bug reports, focused fixes and pull requests are welcome. Read the contributing guide before you start, and report vulnerabilities privately as described in the security policy, not in a public issue.

biga is MIT licensed.

_{biga · Made for people who teach, pair and build in public.}