ShowMe Screen vs Nearscreen

Turn your device into a wireless display with ShowMe Screen. View a screen shared from a compatible device, a desktop browser, or another phone’s camera. • Screen Mirroring: on a compatible device, open Control Center and select this receiver. Keep both devices on the same Wi-Fi. • Browser sharing: open the sharing link on a computer, then choose a screen, window or browser tab. An internet connection is required. • Camera sharing: open the link on another phone and allow camera access in its browser. • Adjust the display to fit or fill, or use full screen. Keep ShowMe Screen open while receiving. Allow Local Network access for nearby device discovery. Browser sharing uses encrypted connections and may use a relay if a direct connection is unavailable. No account is required.

Nearscreen mirrors your iPhone screen to a computer on the same Wi-Fi network. One tap — and your screen appears on your desktop. Nothing ever leaves your local network. HOW IT WORKS 1. Run the free Nearscreen receiver on your computer (download at https://nearscreen.app/receiver). 2. Open Nearscreen on your iPhone — it finds receivers on your network automatically. 3. Tap the broadcast button and choose "Start Broadcast". To stop, tap the red status indicator or simply lock your phone. ON A NETWORK THAT HIDES DEVICES Offices, dorms and guest Wi-Fi often block the discovery traffic that lets the phone find your computer. The receiver shows a QR code for exactly this: point the Camera app at it and Nearscreen opens pointed straight at that computer. You can also type the address by hand. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Your video is streamed only to a receiver on your own network • No cloud, no servers, no accounts • No analytics, no tracking — we collect no data at all FAST AND EFFICIENT • Hardware H.264 encoding — smooth motion, low battery drain • Low-latency streaming over your local network • Keeps broadcasting while you use other apps or lock into a game GOOD FOR • Showing your phone on a bigger screen in meetings and classrooms • Demoing and testing apps • Streaming mobile gameplay to your desktop setup • Any moment when screen mirroring should stay strictly on your own network Nearscreen requires the Nearscreen receiver application on your computer (Windows and macOS, free): https://nearscreen.app/receiver