Present your iPhone app from your Windows laptop.
MirrorDock puts your iPhone on your laptop as a real-looking phone. Share it in Teams, Meet or Zoom, control it with your mouse, draw on it, record it. No cable, no account, no watermark.
Free ⁕ Windows 10 & 11 ⁕ 52 MB ⁕ Pilot 0.1
- Uses the iPhone's own Screen Mirroring
- Nothing to install on the iPhone
- Stays on your Wi-Fi, nothing uploaded
Windows can't show an iPhone.
So every mobile demo from a Windows laptop turns into a workaround.
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Join the call again from the phone
Your app shows up small, in a second video tile. Notifications pop up mid-demo, and you juggle two devices.
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Point a webcam at the phone
Glare, shaky hands and tiny text. It looks improvised, and the client notices.
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Hope the mirroring app holds up
Watermarks, ten-minute limits, or it simply doesn't appear in the list, right when everyone is watching.
MirrorDock: one window, a real-looking iPhone. Share it like any other app.
See what your client seesWhat your client sees.
Present your slides as usual. Your live iPhone app floats right on top of them, so when you share your screen the client sees both, together, in real time. No second device in the call, no camera pointed at a phone.
- 1Your slides, shared exactly as usual.
- 2Your live iPhone app, floating on top. Drive it with your mouse.
- 3Circle what matters while you talk. The client sees every tap.
- Google Meet
- Microsoft Teams
- Zoom
- Webex
- PowerPoint
- Google Slides
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It just shows up.
MirrorDock keeps announcing itself the way the iPhone expects, so it appears in Screen Mirroring even on Wi-Fi where other apps stay invisible. If something does block it, MirrorDock tells you what and how to fix it.
- No cable
- No iPhone app
- Tells you what's wrong
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Looks like a real iPhone.
Your screen sits inside a realistic iPhone frame that floats on the desktop, with no window border and no black bars. Resize it from any corner, keep it on top, or go full screen.
- Floating phone
- Rounded screen
- Always on top
- Full screen
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Present like a pro.
Drive the iPhone with your laptop mouse, circle what matters with a pen, and record the whole demo with your voice to send afterwards.
- Mouse control
- Whiteboard
- Record + voice
- Screenshots
Made for anyone who shows an app.
Show your app in the client meeting, right next to your slides, from the laptop you already present with.
- 01Present your slides as usual
- 02Bring in the live app: it floats on top
- 03Your client sees both, live
Walk new customers through the app on a call, and circle exactly where to tap.
- 01Start the onboarding call
- 02Circle exactly where to tap
- 03They do it on their own phone
Teach a room or a webinar how to use the app, on the big screen.
- 01Put the app on the big screen
- 02Drive it from your laptop mouse
- 03Send the recording afterwards
See and control test iPhones on your PC, several at once, and record bug videos.
- 01Several test iPhones at once
- 02Click through every screen
- 03Attach the video to the bug
Record clean tutorials inside a real iPhone frame, with your voice.
- 01Real iPhone frame + your voice
- 02Record in one click
- 03Post it as a reel or tutorial
Put an iPhone or iPad on the projector, without cables or adapters.
- 01Your iPhone or iPad
- 02Mirrored to the classroom projector
- 03The whole class follows along
Up and running in two minutes.
Everything you need to present.
Mouse control
Tap, scroll and open menus on the iPhone from your laptop, over Bluetooth.
Whiteboard
Draw, highlight and circle on top of the screen. Five colours, eraser, undo.
Record with your voice
Save the demo as a video, with your voice from the laptop microphone.
Screenshots
One click or Ctrl S. Your drawings are included.
Floating phone
A real-looking iPhone with no window border. Resize it from any corner.
Several phones
Up to four iPhones or iPads at once, each in its own window.
Your shortcuts
Record, screenshot, full screen and draw on keys you choose.
Sharp picture
Smooth 60 fps, plus brightness, contrast and colour controls.
Free. No watermark. No time limit.
MirrorDock is in its first pilot. Everything on this page is free while we learn from early users: no account, no sign-up, no card.
First time only: Windows may say “Windows protected your PC”, because MirrorDock is new. Click More info → Run anyway.
- LaptopWindows 10 or 11, 64-bit
- PhoneiPhone or iPad
- NetworkBoth on the same Wi-Fi
- Mouse controlLaptop Bluetooth
- Download52 MB
Good questions.
Is it really free?
Yes. MirrorDock is in its pilot and every feature is free: no watermark, no time limit, no account. Later we plan a paid version for teams; the free version will stay genuinely useful.
Do I need a cable, or an app on my iPhone?
No. MirrorDock uses the Screen Mirroring button that's already in your iPhone's Control Centre. The iPhone and the laptop just need to be on the same Wi-Fi.
How do I show it in Teams, Google Meet or Zoom?
Mirror the iPhone first, then share your screen in the meeting as you normally would. The iPhone floats on your desktop like any other window, so everyone sees it. Turn on Do Not Disturb on the iPhone so no messages pop up mid-demo.
Will it work on my office Wi-Fi?
Usually, yes: MirrorDock was built to be found on networks where other mirroring apps aren't. Some guest, hotel and conference networks stop devices from seeing each other at all. Then connect the laptop and the iPhone to another network together, for example the iPhone's Personal Hotspot.
Is my screen sent anywhere?
No. The picture goes straight from your iPhone to your laptop over your own network. Nothing is uploaded, there's no account, and MirrorDock doesn't track you.
Can I really control the iPhone with my mouse?
Yes, using the laptop's Bluetooth. Turn on AssistiveTouch on the iPhone, pair it with the laptop once, and do a ten-second setup. Then click to tap, right-click for the AssistiveTouch menu, and scroll to scroll. Control is brand new, so tell us how it works for you.
Does it work with iPad?
Yes. iPads mirror the same way, from Control Centre.
Windows says “Windows protected your PC”. Is it safe?
That message appears for new apps from small makers that haven't built up a reputation with Microsoft yet. Click More info, then Run anyway. MirrorDock is open source, so anyone can read exactly what it does.
What about Android phones, or Macs?
MirrorDock is made for Windows laptops. Android phones are on our list for later. There's no Mac version planned for now.
Who makes MirrorDock?
A small independent team. MirrorDock is built on the open-source UxPlay project and is open source itself (GPL-3.0). See the code.