Vyew (pronounced "view") is a next-generation online collaboration and web conferencing service that brings people and content together. With Vyew you can host LIVE conferences and work collaboratively on content asynchronously over time, ANYTIME.

Vyew (pronounced 'view') was born of a vision to merge virtual space with human interaction, empowering users to create, collaborate, and communicate with each other. Through Vyew, you can "Share Your View" - the Y in Vyew is representative of "Your". Of course, the name "Vyew" is also unique, short and easy to remember.

Vyew is a safe web service. Vyew does not contain spyware or adware of any kind. We hold ourselves to high industry standards and a stringent moral code that is part of the culture of the Vyew team. We believe in building trust and have taken careful consideration to build Vyew accordingly.

Vyew is a next-generation collaboration solution. Vyew includes most of the core features of first-generation web conferencing solutions plus first-of-its-kind asynchronous collaboration capabilities for continued collaboration over time, ANYTIME. Unique features include: browser based - no software download or installation required. Vyew is cross-platform, works in most browsers, and is up and running in less than 10 seconds.

Yes, you can easily customize the look and feel of the Vyew user interface to suit your needs. All Registered Users can choose from a handful of pre-configured color themes. Subscribers can create a Custom Color Theme as an Add-on to their subscription package. Subscribers of our Professional package can also add an optional Custom Ad.

Vyew is 100% browser-based. All you need to use Vyew is an Internet connection (high-speed recommended) and one of the following Web browsers with the Flash 9 plug-in: To use Vyew's Desktop Sharing and Screen Capture functions, users must also have Java 1.5 or later installed. Most computers have Flash and Java 1.5 already installed. No. Vyew works with the latest proxy and firewall clients so long as policies are set to allow standard HTTP Web traffic.