Mirror Mirror: Self-hosted screen mirroring to your phone

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GitHub - maco30001/Mirror-Mirror: Mirror your PC screen to your phone over your local network with audio, touchpad-style mouse control, and no cloud account required. Self-hosted, pairing-code secured, runs quietly from the system tray. No subscriptions, no relay servers, nothing leaves your Wi-Fi. · GitHub

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Mirror Mirror

Mirror your PC screen to your phone over your local network, with audio and basic touchpad control. No account, no cloud relay, nothing leaves your router.

Built this because Chrome Remote Desktop is discontinued, RDP shadowing doesn't work on Windows 10/11 Pro out of the box, and every third-party remote desktop app wants an account and a subscription for something that should just work on your own Wi-Fi.

Features

Full desktop mirroring with audio, via Chrome's screen capture. 30fps, no noticeable lag on a normal home network

Touchpad-style control from your phone: drag to move the cursor, tap to left-click, two-finger tap to right-click, two-finger drag to scroll

Pairing uses a random 6-digit code, not an open room name. Codes expire after 5 minutes and can't be reused once claimed

Runs from the system tray, no console window sitting open

Add-to-home-screen support on iOS/Android so it behaves like an installed app

Everything stays on your LAN. No signaling server outside your network, no data leaving your house

Requirements

Windows 10 or 11 on the host machine

Any modern browser on the viewing device (Safari or Chrome), on the same Wi-Fi network as the host

Install

Grab the latest installer from Releases, run it, done. No admin rights needed, it installs to your user folder and adds a Start Menu entry.

The first time it launches, Windows will ask whether to allow it through the firewall. Click Allow , or nothing on your network will be able to reach it.

Usage

Launch Mirror Mirror. It starts in the system tray, and a one-time popup tells you it's there

On the PC, open http://localhost:5000 and click Share Screen

Right-click the tray icon to copy your network address, or find it in the app's menu

On your phone, open that address, type in the 6-digit code shown on the PC, and tap View Screen

Screen sharing has to be started from localhost specifically on the host. That's a browser security requirement for screen capture, not a bug.

Roadmap

Remote access from outside your home network, so you can reach your PC from anywhere, not just your own Wi-Fi.

Native mobile app to replace the current browser-based install flow

Multi-monitor selection

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

Support

Any additional support or requests, please email clearkeymultiservices@gmail.com

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Mirror your PC screen to your phone over your local network with audio, touchpad-style mouse control, and no cloud account required. Self-hosted, pairing-code secured, runs quietly from the system tray. No subscriptions, no relay servers, nothing leaves your Wi-Fi.

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webrtc

self-hosted

remote-desktop

screen-mirroring

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MIT license

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Mirror Mirror v1.0.0

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