Made for your Windows desktop

Your iPhone.
More room.

Put your iPhone screen on your PC. Share a photo, walk through an app, or simply take a closer look.

Download for Windows

Windows x64 · v0.1.0 preview · Unsigned
One-time receiver setup downloads an additional 113 MB.
Real-iPhone compatibility is still being verified.

Take it for a spin.

Connect, rotate, and make the example your own.

Interactive simulation
THE QUIETER PLACESA little perspective.Sample illustration
Your iPhone Example screen
MirrorMe

Ready for your iPhone

Your screen goes here.
Start the demo to see it in action.

Studio PC
Your Windows desktop Room for the whole picture
Example content
Try a different screen, or rotate the phone.

This is a browser simulation, not live AirPlay. No phone, camera, microphone, or account access.

From here to your desktop

A small setup.
Then, a bigger view.

Use the controls you already know on your iPhone. Keep both devices on the same local network.

Read the full guide
  1. 01

    Open MirrorMe.

    Extract the whole Windows ZIP, open MirrorMe.exe, and choose a name for your PC.

  2. 02

    Get the receiver ready.

    Approve the one-time 113 MB receiver download from UxPlay Windows on GitHub. MirrorMe checks it before installing. If Bonjour needs setup, Windows will ask for permission separately.

  3. 03

    Pick your PC on your iPhone.

    Open Control Center, tap Screen Mirroring, then choose your PC. The actual video opens in its own Windows window.

Before you download

A few things to know.

How ready is this preview?

The Windows interface, local discovery, runtime setup, and generated-video decoding/display have been checked. Physical-iPhone mirroring, audio synchronization, and device compatibility still need confirmation. This is an unsigned preview, not a certified app-store release.

See the open device checklist
What stays on my computer?

The app keeps preferences and receiver files locally. Mirroring is designed for your local network, not a cloud relay. This website demo never sends your sample note anywhere. It does not access a real device.

Do I need another app on my iPhone?

No companion iPhone app is required. MirrorMe receives AirPlay screen mirroring through UxPlay. The one-time PC download supplies the media and discovery libraries; the separate UxPlay desktop app is not installed or opened.

Can I mirror everything?

Protected streaming content may block screen mirroring. MirrorMe is a receiver, not remote control of your iPhone. Windows 11 on an x64 PC is the preview target; ARM and every iPhone/iOS combination have not been validated.

Why might Windows show a warning?

The preview is not code-signed. Check the public source and the release's SHA-256 checksums before deciding whether to run it. Do not disable Windows security protections to use this app.

Release files and checksums