Open Source Screen Mirroring Apps

Mirror and control Android devices on PC with up to 120fps performance and resolutions above 1920x1080. Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Phone Link / KDE Connect alternative with notification mirroring, clipboard sync, file transfer, Android Windows explorer integration, media control, and more.

A full fledged GUI integration for the most award winning open-source android screen mirroring system -- scrcpy located on https://github.com/genymobile/scrcpy/ by @rom1v - srevinsaju/guiscrcpy

A professional macOS menu bar application for managing Android devices through ADB and Scrcpy, built with modern Swift architecture patterns.

Deskreen turns any device with a web browser to a second screen for your computer

Weylus turns your tablet or smart phone into a graphic tablet/touch screen for your computer.

QtScrcpy connects to Android devices via USB (or via TCP/IP) for display and control. It does NOT require the root privileges.

Certain workflows require sharing the entire screen (usually due to switching through multiple applications), but if the presenter has a much larger display than the audience it can be hard to see what is happening.

A simple GUI for SCRCPY and other ADB functions.

Aurynk (Aura + Sync, pronounced “aw-rink”) makes managing your Android devices from Linux simple and wireless. No more cables, no more complicated setup - just scan a QR code and you're connected!

Screen Stream over HTTP allows viewing the device screen in your web browser. No need of any additional software except for this app and a web browser. No annoying ads or pop-ups. The application works via WiFi and/or 3G/LTE network. It uses MJPEG to encode screen images and send.

Make your iPad/tablet/computer into a secondary monitor on Linux. - GitHub - kbumsik/VirtScreen: Make your iPad/tablet/computer into a secondary monitor on Linux.

👻 A simple & beautiful GUI application for scrcpy. QQ?:734330215 - Tomotoes/scrcpy-gui

Control and manage android device from PC client with keyboard & mouse over USB or Wireless network. Runs on Windows, Linux and MacOS with installed JRE (support Java 7 and later). No root required.

MirrorHall creates virtual second monitors over the network using UDP video streaming among Linux desktop or mobile devices. It is optimized for low latency, and is based on gstreamer and GNOME's mutter screen sharing APIs.