PhoneCast

PhoneCast

Cast Phone Screen on Computer

38 ratings
36 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 21 Nov 2025)

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

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Wirelessly mirror your iPhone or iPad screen to your Mac in high quality at 60 FPS. Enjoy smooth, lag-free casting for meetings, gaming, or demos. This app prioritizes privacy with no data collection and offers excellent customer support.

60 FPS smooth mirroring
High quality casting
No lag or hiccups
Supports meeting apps
Completely private
Latest macOS and M2 Mac support
Zero frame drops
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What's New in PhoneCast

4.0.0

March 7, 2024

Quality improvements. PhoneCast fully supports iOS 17, M3 Macs and latest macOS 14 Sonoma. First class support: Email us at pawankdixit@icloud.com and get a reply within 24 hours

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Subscription plans

PhoneCast Yearly Subscription

1 Year worth of Subscription to PhoneCast

$9.991 Year
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In-App Purchases

$4.99

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User reviews

DO NOT BUY

It doesn’t work, you also have to pay for every single feature after you download it. Bad bad bad

Meh.

DO THIS INSTEAD: Plug in your ipad, go to Quicktime > File > New Movie Recording > Select your ipad as the screen (on the drop down NEXT to the Record button) and you'll have real time mirroring, no lag or pixel buffering. You're welcome.

Here's my review:
This is great for simple "here look at this" kind of stuff. Even with the paid HD casting, Paid audio casting, and paid auto rotate (which is 4.99 per upgrade) the image quality and the LAG really suffer.
I wanted to use this for showing a game and videos, paid for the HD casting upgrade and I can't tell it apart from the free lagging/pixel buffering it does.
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Cash Grab

Paid 1.99 just to download. Don’t realize until you install that basic features like audio require a subscription. Uninstalled within 2 minutes. I guess it’s decent if all you need is a visual.

bad app

for past two years, developer hasn't improved the app and just keeps increasing prices. stay away, bad app

Terrible Pixelation

Downloaded the program and could hardly watch it because of the awful pixelation. Paid the extra amount for highest quality, which resulted in a slight improvement, but still terribly pixelated. Could not watch a video for more than a minute or so. Waste of money!

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FAQ

What does PhoneCast do?

PhoneCast allows you to wirelessly mirror your iPhone or iPad screen onto your Mac. It provides high-quality, smooth casting at 60 frames per second with no lag, making it ideal for various uses like online meetings, gaming, or demonstrating your device's screen.

What are the key features of PhoneCast?

Key features include 60 FPS smooth mirroring, high-quality casting with no lag or hiccups, support for all meeting apps like Zoom and Google Meet, complete privacy with no data collection, and compatibility with the latest macOS and M2 Macs.

How much does PhoneCast cost?

PhoneCast is a universal purchase, meaning you buy it once and can use it on your Mac, iPhone, and iPad. The app is a paid application.

What devices and operating systems are supported?

The app fully supports iOS 16, M2 Macs, and the latest macOS 13 Ventura. You can cast from your iPhone or iPad to your Mac.

What are common use cases for PhoneCast?

Common use cases include showing your device screen in online meetings, playing games with friends watching on a larger screen, or drawing on an iPad with Apple Pencil while others view it on your Mac. It's also useful for demoing your iPhone or iPad screen on your Mac.