Duckly

Inactive

Video chat with real-time collaboration.

Summer 2020Founded 20195 peopleSan Francisco, CA, USA; Remote

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About

Duckly enables teams to talk and collaborate in real-time. Teams can use a simple URL that is easy to join and remember. You can share a website and allow your colleagues to click, type, and browse with you. You can share your code directly from your IDE or even share a terminal session that your team can interact with. All with high-quality audio and video chat. We are building tools for real-time remote collaboration that makes it easy for teams to work as if they were side by side and share what they know.

From their website

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SaaSSubscription · Personal and team plans: Free (no video calls, 2 simultaneous participants); Hacker $6/month (3 simultaneous participants); Team $10 per user/month (up to 60 simultaneous participants).

Duckly is a real-time pair programming tool that lets developers collaborate inside and across IDEs, sharing code, terminal, server, and audio/video with end-to-end encryption. It supports collaboration from multiple IDEs and aims to speed up coding and reviews by enabling live co-editing and communication.

Duckly enables real-time code sharing and collaboration directly from your IDE, with features including real-time cursors, terminal sharing (read-only or write), server sharing, audio/video chat, screen sharing, and co-browsing. It supports pair programming and multi-developer collaboration across different IDEs (e.g., VS Code, PhpStorm, IntelliJ, etc.), with end-to-end encrypted peer-to-peer connections and in-IDE collaboration tools like code reviews and live coding sessions.

Who it’s for: Developers and engineering teams who pair program, run remote code reviews, or collaborate across multiple IDEs and need live, in-IDE communication and shared terminals/servers.

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