MirrorCast streams your phone's screen straight to your Tesla's in-car browser over your own hotspot — no Chromecast, no cables, no extra hardware. It works with smart TVs and laptops too, but Tesla is what it's built for.
Your phone runs the hotspot; the screen you're casting to just connects to it.
Turn on your phone's personal hotspot, then connect the TV, laptop, or car to it. MirrorCast only works when your phone itself is the hotspot — not when both devices join a separate WiFi network.
Open MirrorCast and tap Start Casting. Choose to share your entire screen so anything on your phone — YouTube, maps, photos — can be mirrored.
On the TV, laptop, or car browser, open the web address MirrorCast shows on your phone. Your screen appears — live.
Whatever it is — a Tesla display, a hotel TV, a laptop — if it has a browser, MirrorCast can reach it.
Not just the app itself — mirror your entire phone screen, including other apps like YouTube and maps.
Designed to work within car browser restrictions on video playback, so it keeps working while you're on the move.
MirrorCast runs its own local web server on your phone. Any device with a browser can connect — no special receiver hardware.
Pick Low, Balanced, or High streaming quality to trade sharpness for smoothness on slower connections.
Your screen is streamed only to the device you point at the address — never uploaded to us or any third party.
Remove the ad bar entirely and unlock High quality streaming with a MirrorCast Premium subscription.
A short demo video is on the way — check back soon.
Turn on your phone's personal hotspot, then connect the TV/car to THAT hotspot — MirrorCast only works when your phone itself is the hotspot, not when both devices join a separate WiFi network. Tap Start Casting, then open the browser on the TV/car and go to the web address MirrorCast shows (http://7.7.7.7:2323).
MirrorCast sends video only. Audio keeps playing from your phone. To hear it on the car or TV, connect your phone to it by Bluetooth — then the sound plays through those speakers.
Most premium streaming apps protect their video with DRM, which blocks screen capture at the hardware level. This is outside any screen-mirroring app's control. YouTube, web pages, games, and non-DRM video all work fine.
Anything with a modern web browser: Tesla and other car browsers, smart TVs, laptops, tablets, and other phones. No Chromecast or extra hardware needed.
Your screen is streamed only over your local network to the device you point at the address. It is not uploaded to us or any third party, and there is no account or login.
Subscribe to MirrorCast Premium from the app's menu. Premium removes the ad bar on the TV/car screen and the banner inside the app.