Collaboration
Real-time QGIS collaboration with shared cursors and geographic annotations.
Collaboration connects QGIS users over a local network through an integrated TCP relay.
Participants can see each other's presence and cursors, create geographic annotations,
edit any shared annotation, and delete annotations for everyone. Participants can
signal a point, draw a line, follow a cursor, or follow the map shared by the person who started the relay. Users who connect later
automatically receive the current annotation state. Annotations can also be created,
edited, and deleted while disconnected; they stay on the map until QGIS closes and are
shared again when a session starts. The plugin does not create or modify vector layers
and requires no external Python dependencies. An optional session code can limit
who is allowed to join. The current protocol has no encryption, so it should be
used on trusted networks or through a VPN.