Screen mirroring
Mirror your device to a Windows window. Resize, go fullscreen or disconnect when you are done.
Bring your iPhone, iPad and Mac screen and audio to a bigger display. Connect over your local network.
Windows 10 1809+ / Windows 11 · x64 first
For sharing, presenting and listening. Basic reception works without an account, on the same local network.
Mirror your device to a Windows window. Resize, go fullscreen or disconnect when you are done.
Receive mirrored audio or an audio-only stream. Adjust the playback volume from your computer.
Prefer D3D11 hardware decoding, with a CPU software option available.
Cloud transcription and translation in original, translated or bilingual captions. Only your AirPlay device audio is processed. Review the rate and session budget before starting.
You do not need a subscription to use credit-based captions. Membership recording and credit packs are being prepared for purchase.
Development rate. The first interval is prepaid, with partial intervals charged in full. Sessions stop at the quoted budget. Credit packs are not on sale yet.
Record mirrored video and audio, with optional captions. Hardware encoding can save 1080p60; software falls back to 720p30. The Pro product is currently a draft.
Connect your computer and sender to the same LAN. Guest networks, AP isolation and VPNs may affect discovery.
Wait for “Receiver ready” and note the receiver name in the window.
Open Control Center, choose Screen Mirroring, then select FlyPlay.
Basic mirroring and audio reception need no account or internet, only the same LAN. Cloud captions need internet and an account; recording needs valid Pro access.
The target is Windows 10 1809+ and Windows 11, starting with x64. Current testing covers Windows 11 with an RTX 3060; clean Windows 10 and other GPUs are still being verified.
Transcription and recording use only the AirPlay device audio and mirrored video. Device audio is not uploaded to the speech provider unless cloud captions are enabled.
Compatibility depends on the sender and content protection. DRM-protected video, complete AirPlay 2 support and multiroom audio are not currently promised.