Screen Mirror — your phone, every screen.

Mirror your Android screen to a smart TV, Chromecast, or any laptop browser. Cast photos, videos, and music from your phone. Control a supported Google TV with a full remote. All over the same Wi‑Fi — the stream stays on your local network.

SCREEN MIRRORING
Share your phone screen on the TV in a tap. Connect to the same Wi‑Fi, choose your TV, and start mirroring. Adjust stream quality (including HD and 1080p), mute audio, or send system sound to the TV.

CAST PHOTOS, VIDEOS & MUSIC
Beam your gallery to the big screen. Swipe through photos, queue videos and tracks, and control playback from your phone — play, pause, skip, and volume.

WEB CAST
No TV? Mirror your phone to a laptop or tablet browser on the same Wi‑Fi. Share a private cast link, open it in the browser, and watch. The video never leaves your network.

IPTV
Load your own M3U playlist (URL or file), browse groups, search channels, and watch live TV on a compatible set. Screen Mirror does not provide channels — you bring the playlist.

WORKS WITH
Samsung, LG, Android TV, Google TV, Chromecast, Roku, Vizio, Fire TV, and many other Cast / DLNA smart TVs.

Apple TV and AirPlay-only devices are not supported. Feature availability (mirroring vs. photos, videos, or audio) can vary by TV.

HOW TO START
1. Put your phone and TV (or browser) on the same Wi‑Fi. Turn off VPN.
2. Open Screen Mirror and choose your TV.
3. Start Screen Mirroring, or pick Photos, Videos, Audio, or IPTV.
4. Use Web Cast to share to a browser.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Casting stays on your device and local network. Screen Mirror does not save a recording. Temporary cache is cleared when you stop. While mirroring, what is on your phone — including notifications — can appear on the TV or browser.

GOOD TO KNOW
• Phone and TV/browser must be on the same Wi‑Fi. Guest networks and hotspots often fail.
• Apps such as Netflix, Max, and Prime Video may show a black screen while mirroring because of DRM — that limit comes from the streaming app, not Screen Mirror. Cast Photos, Videos, and Audio send files from your phone, not in-app streams.
• On Roku, install the Screen Mirroring channel if the app asks you to.

Cast. Mirror. Control. Your phone. Every screen.