Mirro: Screen Mirroring to TV

See it working on your own TV before you pay. Mirro puts a test picture on your TV first — if your TV can't show it, you have spent nothing. Mirro mirrors your whole iPhone screen to a smart TV over your Wi-Fi. No cable, no extra box, no account, and no ads. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open Mirro. It looks for your TV on your Wi-Fi by itself. 2. Tap your TV. A test picture appears on the screen, so you know it works. 3. Tap Start mirroring. Your whole screen — photos, videos, web pages, slides — is on the TV, with sound. WHAT YOU GET • Whole-screen mirroring, not one app at a time • Sharp 1080p or Smooth 720p, whichever your Wi-Fi likes • Sound goes to the TV with the picture • Your TVs are remembered, so the next time is one tap • A plain connection checklist when a TV does not answer, and a log you can send us • No ads, ever WORKS WITH Smart TVs that speak DLNA, which most do — Samsung, LG, Sony, Philips, TCL, Hisense, Panasonic, Toshiba and others — and TVs or sticks with Google Cast built in, such as Chromecast and Google TV. Mirro needs your iPhone and your TV to be on the same Wi-Fi network. It does not need a receiver app on the TV. HONEST LIMITS • Your TV shows your screen a few seconds after your iPhone, so Mirro is for photos, videos, web pages and presentations — not for fast games. • Apps with copy protection, such as Netflix, show a black picture on any mirroring app. That is the platform, not Mirro. • Apple TV and Roku are not supported. If your TV is an Apple TV, iOS already mirrors to it. IN-APP PURCHASE: Mirro is free to download, and finding your TV and putting the test picture on it are free — that is how you can tell it works before you pay. Mirroring your screen requires Mirro Pro, offered as an auto-renewing subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase. The price, the plan length and the renewal terms are shown on the purchase screen before you confirm. Subscriptions renew until you cancel them in your App Store account settings, and an earlier purchase can be restored from Settings. PRIVACY Mirro has no account and no server. The picture goes straight from your iPhone to your TV over your own Wi-Fi, and the list of TVs you have used stays on this iPhone. LEGAL Privacy Policy: https://beratmehmetoglu.com/privacy/ Terms of Use: https://beratmehmetoglu.com/terms/