This app solves the biggest problem with video calls that Google and Zoom haven't been able to figure out

• Mmhmm is an app that will eventually allow people to virtually share their screen with others in a video call while also remaining in the picture.
• Founded by ex-Evernote CEO Phil Libin, the app will let you share your presentation, a web browser, or even a live newscast by adding a virtual camera into your regular Zoom or Google Meet calls.
• The service is a solution to a problem experienced by many amid a mass migration to videoconferencing and remote work.
• The app is still in beta, but the company has raised $4.5 million in a seed round led by Sequoia Capital and found angel investors in the cofounders of Instagram, Twitter, and Eventbrite.
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As the world adjusts to connecting over videoconferencing for work and leisure, some irritating issues have grown more pronounced.

For example, if you're on a video call using Zoom or Google Meet and you'd like to present content within a set of slides, you'll have to sacrifice your icon in order to share your screen. That can make an already impersonal interaction even more so.

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