For trainers, bootcamps and workshops

A ready desktop for every participant. You share one link.

ScreenTab gives each person in your course their own Linux desktop — IDE, Docker and Kubernetes already installed — running in a browser tab. Nobody installs anything, and you can see every screen.

Plan a workspace See the first morning

Kubernetes Traininglive joined 0 / 30

Giulia

$ kubectl get pods
web-7d9f  1/1  Running

Marco

$ docker compose up
api-1  | listening :8080

Aisha

$ go test ./...
ok  workshop/orders 0.41s

Tom
```
$ ng serve
➜ Local: localhost:4200
```

Lena

$ kubectl apply -f deploy.yaml
deployment.apps/web created

Davideviewing

$ helm install shop ./chart
STATUS: deployed

Sofia

$ git clone workshop.git
Receiving objects: 100%

Karim
```
$ kubectl logs web-7d9f
GET /health 200
```

Elena

$ docker build -t api .
naming to api:latest

Paolo

$ mvn spring-boot:run
Started App in 2.1s

Hana

$ kubectl scale --replicas=3
deployment scaled

Luca
```
$ curl localhost:8080
{"status":"up"}
```

The first morning of a course

Day 1 · 08:40
You create the workspace
Pick the course dates, the desktop everyone gets and how many people can join.
08:50
You share one join link
Paste it in the chat or on your first slide. No list of e-mails to collect beforehand.
09:00
Participants open their tab
They confirm their e-mail and their desktop is waiting in the browser, tools already installed.
09:10
You look over any shoulder
Open anyone’s screen live from the workspace. If a desktop gets broken, recreate it in one click.
Last day
Desktops switch off on their own
Every desktop expires when the course ends. Nothing to uninstall, nothing left running.

Why a desktop in a tab

Locked-down laptops stop mattering

Corporate machines without admin rights, VPNs, proxies: all a participant needs is a browser.

Everyone starts from the same machine

Same versions, same files, same tools. The first hour goes to the course, not to setup.

You see what they see

Help someone stuck on exercise three without walking to their desk or asking them to share their screen.

What’s inside a desktop

Microservices
A full development machine for backend and frontend courses.
IntelliJVS CodeFirefoxDocker
Docker
Containers from the first docker run to multi-service compose files.
DockerComposeTerminal
Kubernetes exam practice
CKA and CKAD style tasks on a real cluster, with solutions and a score when the session ends.
kubectlHelmReal cluster

Teaching with a different toolset? Desktops are images we prepare per course — [email protected].

Who’s behind it

Made by Fraway, a team that teaches what it builds.

Fraway is a software studio working since 2016 on applications, Kubernetes infrastructure and technical training for companies such as KPMG, UniCredit and Swiss Re. We built ScreenTab for the courses we run ourselves — Kubernetes certifications, Angular, Go — and now open it to other trainers.

Visit fraway.io [email protected]

Building software since: 2016
Professionals trained: 1,000+
Kubernetes certification pass rate: 90%+

Running a course soon?

Create the workspace now and share the link when you’re ready.

Plan a workspace

A ready desktop for every participant. You share one link.

The first morning of a course

You create the workspace

You share one join link

Participants open their tab

You look over any shoulder

Desktops switch off on their own