Android mirroring for professionals
Mirror screens in real time, control with keyboard and mouse, stream audio, record sessions, and transfer files — all from one native app.
See it in action
Capabilities
Stream your Android screen to your desktop with sub-100ms latency. Every frame is rendered live so you can interact, test, and present without lag.
Works over USB and Wi-Fi. Supports screen rotation, resolution scaling, and multi-display setups on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Click, scroll, and type on your Android device using your desktop keyboard and mouse. Navigate apps, fill forms, and manage notifications without picking up the phone.
Supports multi-touch gestures, pinch-to-zoom, and customizable keyboard shortcuts for power users.
Route your Android device audio directly to your desktop speakers while mirroring. Hear app sounds, music, and call audio through your computer.
Audio forwarding works alongside screen mirroring with no extra setup. Great for media playback, game audio, and testing notification sounds.
Record your mirroring sessions as video files directly from the desktop app. Perfect for bug reports, QA documentation, app demos, and tutorial creation.
Export recordings in standard video formats. Capture both the mirrored screen and device audio in a single file.
Install Android apps by dragging APK files onto the NearMirror window. Skip the hassle of emailing files to yourself or using cloud storage.
Supports side-loading APKs for testing unreleased builds, internal enterprise apps, and beta versions.
Push files from your computer to your Android device with drag-and-drop. Transfer documents, images, and media without cloud services or cables.
Files land directly on the device storage. No file-size limits, no upload wait times, and no third-party accounts required.
Turn your Android phone camera into a high-quality desktop webcam for video calls, live streaming, and content creation.
Works with Zoom, Google Meet, OBS, and any app that accepts a camera input. Use your phone's superior camera hardware instead of a built-in laptop webcam.
Built for
Mirror Android devices to your desktop for testing, validation, and sign-off — without passing phones around the office.
Demo Android apps on the big screen during standups, reviews, and client calls — mirror your device and present live.
Record mobile gameplay, stream your phone screen, or use your device camera as a webcam for production.
Quick start
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Download the app for macOS, Windows, or Linux. Run the installer and launch.
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Enable USB Debugging on your Android phone. Plug in via USB or pair wirelessly.
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Select your device in the app and hit Launch. Your phone screen appears instantly.
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Desktop platforms
<100ms
Mirroring latency
0
Root required
5.0+
Android version
Simple pricing
$6.99/month
2 devices included
Full access to every feature. Cancel anytime.
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FAQ
Download NearMirror and use every feature for 3 days at no cost. No credit card required to start. If you decide to continue, subscribe for $6.99/month.
Each subscription includes 2 devices. You can mirror and control up to 2 Android devices simultaneously from a single desktop. For additional devices, contact our sales team for enterprise licensing.
NearMirror runs natively on macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows (x64, .msi installer), and Linux (Debian/Ubuntu .deb).
No. NearMirror works with stock, unrooted Android devices running Android 5.0 or later. It uses standard Android Debug Bridge (ADB) protocols.
Yes. You can pair via Wi-Fi using Wireless Debugging (Android 11+) or connect over your local network after an initial USB setup on older versions.
Absolutely. There are no contracts or cancellation fees. Cancel your subscription at any time and you keep access until the end of your billing period.
NearMirror connects directly between your computer and your Android device over a local connection. No screen data is sent to any external server.
Yes. NearMirror works with any Android device running Android 5.0 or later, including tablets. The mirrored window automatically adapts to the device screen size and orientation.
After 3 days the app stops mirroring until you subscribe. Your settings and device pairings are preserved, so you can pick up right where you left off once you activate a plan.
Absolutely. Mirror your device to a large display, record the session as a video file, and use keyboard shortcuts to control the demo — all without touching the phone.
Not yet, but it is on our roadmap. Currently we offer monthly billing at $6.99/month. Follow our documentation for announcements on new plan options.
Minimal. NearMirror uses efficient screen capture built into Android. Most users see no noticeable battery drain or performance difference during normal mirroring sessions.
Download now and start your first mirrored session in under two minutes.
Read the blog — guides on mirroring, ADB, and wireless debugging.