Screen Mirroring & Sharing is an Android app published by ZipoApps. It mirrors the screen of a phone or tablet to another device on the same Wi-Fi network. What sets it apart is the receiving end: there is no app to install there, a web browser is all it takes.
What Screen Mirroring & Sharing is for
On the smart TV, computer or tablet that will show the picture, you open screenmirrorapp.com in the browser. The page displays a QR code, you scan it with the app, and mirroring starts straight away. The developer lists Chrome, Safari, Firefox and the browser on Samsung TVs as compatible, while warning that some smart TV browsers lack the features it needs. Only the picture is sent; the sound stays on the phone. How much lag you get depends on the phone’s processor and the quality of the Wi-Fi, and an internet connection is required on top of the local network.
Who is it for?
It suits anyone who wants to show photos, slides or a quick demo on a big screen without cables or a dongle, especially on a computer or TV where installing software isn’t an option. For watching films with sound or playing games, a solution that carries audio, such as Chromecast, Miracast or ApowerMirror, is a better fit.
Download Screen Mirroring & Sharing safely
The app is free, paid for by ads, with optional in-app purchases. Get it from the Google Play Store, where it is published by ZipoApps; the developer only offers it on Android. Avoid APK files from other sites, as there is no way to tell whether they have been tampered with.
