It allows me to do pair programming like in the old days where both people interact with keyboard and mouse in the same screen, that helps me to have really dynamic pairing sessions instead of just watching a screen or finding workarounds to rotate driver/navigator roles. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The principal tradeoff I find is its price, it is the principal factor to convince leadership about when we need licenses for the team.

It does not allow me to have non-tech roles as guests in the pairing sessions, such roles could feel excluded as we can't interact with them in Tuple and requiring licenses just for watching is something can't be afford. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.