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Mirror your phone screen and files to a computer browser on the same Wi‑Fi.
PhoneMirror turns your Android phone into a local screen and file server. Open a browser on your computer, enter the address shown in the app, and you can see the phone screen and manage files — no extra software on the PC. How it works 1. Connect your phone and computer to the same Wi‑Fi network. 2. Start the server in PhoneMirror. 3. Open the displayed URL, scan the QR code, or share the link. 4. Use the web dashboard from Chrome, Edge, or another modern browser. Screen mirroring Watch your phone screen on the computer in a device-style viewer. You choose when capture starts. Android will ask you to allow screen recording — PhoneMirror never bypasses that prompt. Pause, stop, rotate, take a screenshot, and switch quality from the browser. File explorer Browse folders on the phone from your computer. Download and upload files (including drag and drop), create folders, rename, delete, search, and preview images, video, audio, PDFs, and text. Device dashboard See live CPU, memory, network, and storage usage, plus connection status and server details. Privacy and security Everything stays on your local network. There is no cloud account and no upload to an external server. Optional password protection helps stop other devices on the same Wi‑Fi from opening the dashboard. Requirements • Phone and computer on the same Wi‑Fi (client isolation on the router can block access) • Screen capture permission when you start mirroring • All-files / storage access if you want a full file explorer PhoneMirror is for people who want a wireless second screen, a quick way to copy files, or a simple way to check the phone from a laptop — using only the APK on the phone and a normal web browser on the computer.
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