Screen Mirroring: Cast to TV

Put your phone on the TV. No cables, no account, no setup.

MIRROR YOUR SCREEN
Show your whole phone screen on the television: games, apps, slides, holiday photos, a video call. The app uses the screen mirroring your phone and TV already have built in, so there is nothing to install on the TV and nothing to plug in.

CAST PHOTOS, VIDEO AND MUSIC
Pick a photo, a video or a song and it plays on the TV itself, with your phone as the remote. Pause, skip forward and back, and stop, from your hand. Because the television is doing the playing, your phone can lock or ring without interrupting what is on screen.

IT FINDS YOUR TV FOR YOU
The app scans your Wi-Fi and lists the televisions it finds, by name and brand. No IP addresses to type, no pairing codes. If nothing shows up it tells you the likely reason (the TV is asleep, the phone is on a different Wi-Fi band, or the network blocks devices from seeing each other) instead of leaving you with an empty list.

NOTHING LEAVES YOUR NETWORK
Your screen and your files go from your phone to your television across your own Wi-Fi. They are never uploaded to us or to anyone else. There is no account to create and nothing to sign in to.

WHAT YOU NEED
• Your phone and your TV on the same Wi-Fi network.
• For mirroring: a TV that supports screen mirroring, and a phone that can send it.
• For photos, video and music: a Chromecast, Android TV, or a DLNA-compatible TV.

WORKS WITH
Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, Hisense, Philips, Panasonic and most smart TVs, plus Chromecast, Android TV and Google TV devices.

PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE YOU INSTALL
• Some Android phones cannot mirror at all. Google removed wireless display from Pixel phones, and several other manufacturers did the same. If yours is one of them the app will tell you, but it cannot add the feature back. No app can.
• Streaming apps that use copy protection, such as Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video, block screen mirroring on purpose. You will get a black screen. This is true in every mirroring app.
• Roku and Fire TV are not targets for casting photos, video or music. Screen mirroring to them still works, if your phone can send it.
• Mirroring runs through your phone's own system panel. That is deliberate: it is the fastest route Android allows an app to use, because the low-level mirroring APIs are reserved for the system.

EARLY ACCESS
This is an open test, and it is deliberately small: it mirrors, and it casts your own photos, video and music. That is all it does. Every piece of feedback sent from inside the app is read, and it decides what gets built next.

Google Cast, Chromecast, Android TV and Google TV are trademarks of Google LLC. Miracast is a trademark of Wi-Fi Alliance. Fire TV is a trademark of Amazon.com, Inc. Roku is a trademark of Roku, Inc. Samsung is a trademark of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. LG is a trademark of LG Corporation. All other product names are trademarks of their respective owners. This app is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them.