MirrorCast

MirrorCast mirrors your phone's screen — with synced audio — to your Tesla's in-car browser, or any smart TV or laptop, in seconds. No Chromecast, no cables, no extra hardware, no hotspot to set up. HOW IT WORKS 1. Tap Start Casting in MirrorCast. 2. Open the link it shows you in the other device's browser (your Tesla, a smart TV, a laptop — anything with a browser). 3. Your screen — and sound — appear live within a few seconds, and stay in sync. BUILT FOR TESLA Tesla's in-car browser blocks regular video playback while driving, so most screen-mirroring tricks don't work there. MirrorCast is built specifically to work within that restriction — tap to cast, no extra hardware, no companion box, no network setup on your end. AUDIO INCLUDED Sound streams right along with the picture and stays in sync with it — no separate Bluetooth pairing needed. (One platform-level limitation: audio playing from a web browser tab can't be captured, on Android or iOS. Audio from apps like YouTube, Spotify, or turn-by-turn maps works normally.) RESILIENT BY DESIGN Brief connectivity drops — a tunnel, a dead zone, the phone's screen locking — are handled automatically. MirrorCast picks back up on the same link once connectivity returns, instead of forcing you to reopen a new one while driving. WORKS EVERYWHERE ELSE TOO Any device with a browser — smart TVs, laptops, other phones — can view your cast the same way. NO EXTRA HARDWARE No Chromecast, no HDMI dongle, no cables. Just your phone and a browser on the other screen. ADJUSTABLE QUALITY Choose a streaming quality that fits your connection, trading off sharpness for smoothness. NOTE ON DRM VIDEO Streaming services with copy protection (Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, Apple TV+) block screen capture at the operating-system level on every mirroring app, including this one — that restriction is enforced by Android/iOS and the studios, not by MirrorCast. Non-DRM video (YouTube, your own media, web browsing, etc.) mirrors normally. Questions or feedback: [email protected]