DeckMirror
Your iPhone or iPad, in a window.
Download on the Mac App StoreFor macOS 13.0 or later · iPhone or iPad connected by cable
Show the phone, not the desk.
Some things only exist on a phone: a banking app, a delivery app, the app you are building. DeckMirror puts that screen into an ordinary Mac window, so everyone on the call can see it — no holding the phone up to the webcam, no passing it around the room.
Connect the device with a cable, unlock it, tap “Trust This Computer”, and press Start mirroring. The window takes the shape of the device, and every conferencing app can share it like any other window.
What it does
One window, the device's proportions, and nothing between the cable and your screen.
Plug in and it is there
No app on the phone, no account, no drivers. A cable and “Trust This Computer” is the whole setup.
An ordinary window
Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, or any screen recorder can share it exactly like any other window on your Mac.
Fits the device
The window follows the device's proportions, so the picture always fills it and grows as you drag it larger.
Device frame, if you want it
Draw the device body around the screen for a demo, or leave the picture edge to edge.
Sound, or silence
Play the device's audio through your Mac while you present, or leave it off — off is the default.
Survives a pulled cable
If the cable comes out mid-call the window keeps its picture instead of collapsing, and reconnecting picks up where you left off.
See it in action
Cable only. Nothing recorded.
- The picture goes from the cable to your screen and nowhere else. There is no network path in the mirroring flow at all.
- Nothing is recorded and nothing is uploaded. The app has no analytics and no accounts.
- macOS asks for camera access the first time, because the screen of a connected device is published to the system as a capture device — the same mechanism QuickTime Player uses for “New Movie Recording”. DeckMirror never uses your Mac's camera and never opens one.
- The microphone permission is used only to play the connected device's sound through your Mac, and it is off by default.
- One-time purchase, handled entirely by Apple. No subscription and no paywall.
The full text is in our Privacy Policy.
What you need
- macOS 13.0 or later
- An iPhone or iPad connected with a cable
- Universal app: native on Apple Silicon and Intel
- Distributed on the Mac App Store, fully sandboxed
Put the phone on the big screen
Download on the Mac App Store
Questions? Visit Support.
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