Start on the iPad
Choose View Monitor. The iPad displays a private pairing code that expires after two minutes.
Private nearby video
See the screen, not the angle.
Monitor Mirror privately shares a perspective-corrected view of an angled monitor between two nearby Apple devices. An iPhone captures; an iPad gives you the clear view.
- No cloud
- No account
- No recording
- No analytics
One scan. One private view.
The iPad creates a short-lived pairing code. The iPhone scans it, corrects the camera perspective, and sends low-latency H.264 video over an authenticated encrypted nearby connection.
Set the iPhone beside the monitor
Scan once, frame the screen, then lock the detected corners. Perspective correction removes the viewing angle.
Share nearby
The corrected view streams directly to the iPad using Apple-native H.264. Stop Sharing tears down the entire session.
Show the real experience.
See the private pairing flow, perspective calibration, and corrected nearby view as they appear on iPhone and iPad. These screenshots were captured handheld, so some inherent blur is visible.
Nearby by design
The room is the boundary.
Monitor Mirror has no account system, server, cloud relay, internet dependency, frame storage, or analytics. Pairing uses a short-lived QR secret, and only one authenticated nearby connection is accepted.
- QR-authenticated TLS 1.2 PSK
- Direct Bonjour discovery
- Apple peer-to-peer networking
- Complete teardown on stop
Native all the way through.
Built for iPhone and iPad with Apple system frameworks. No third-party libraries or external open-source packages are included. Requires iOS or iPadOS 17 or later.
- SwiftUI
- AVFoundation
- Vision
- Core Image
- VideoToolbox
- Network.framework
- CryptoKit
- Security