ScreenMate: TV Remote & Mirror
Mirror, Cast & Guest Access
About
Control compatible TVs with your iPhone, share temporary remotes for guests, and mirror your screen or cast media. Includes troubleshooting tools to help connect your devices.
What's New in ScreenMate
1.1
August 25, 2026
Localization Update
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
VIP Membership
1-Week Membership
Developer apps
FAQ
How do I use ScreenMate to control my TV?
Ensure your iPhone and TV are on the same Wi-Fi network. Open ScreenMate, select your TV, and grant any necessary permissions. You can then use the on-screen controls for navigation, volume, playback, and more, depending on your TV model.
Can I give a guest temporary control of my TV with ScreenMate?
Yes, ScreenMate allows you to create a QR code for a temporary remote. You can choose which controls are available and set an automatic time limit for guest access, ending it at any time.
Does ScreenMate work for screen mirroring?
ScreenMate supports screen mirroring from your iPhone to supported TVs over the same Wi-Fi network. Availability depends on your TV model, network settings, and content restrictions.
What if my TV isn't found or connected by ScreenMate?
ScreenMate includes a 'TV Doctor' feature that provides guided troubleshooting for common connection issues. This includes checking Wi-Fi networks, local network permissions, and device discovery problems.
Is ScreenMate free to use?
ScreenMate is free to download and use with basic features. It offers optional in-app purchases for premium features and expanded access, with plans and pricing displayed within the app.
Does ScreenMate have ads?
Based on the provided data, ScreenMate does not contain advertisements. It is a free app with optional in-app purchases.
What devices is ScreenMate compatible with?
ScreenMate is currently supported on iPhones. Compatibility and functionality can vary based on TV model, network configuration, and device settings.
How often is ScreenMate updated?
The latest version of ScreenMate is 1.1, which was last updated on August 25, 2026. Update frequency can vary but indicates ongoing development.
