PocketDesq: Remote Screen

PocketDesq puts your phone on the big screen. View and control your Android phone straight from a web browser on your PC/Mobile/Table. No desktop app to install, no cable to plug in. Just open your browser and connect over your local Wi-Fi.

Whether you want to watch a video with sound on a bigger screen, reply to messages with your keyboard, or hand off a quick task without picking up your phone, PocketDesq makes your phone feel like part of your desk.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

- Mirror your screen - see your phone live in your browser, with sound.

- Full control - tap, swipe, long-press, and type using your mouse and keyboard.

- Send files - Share files from your phone to your browser or share files from your browser to your phone

- Screenshots - Take screenshots from your phone in your browser

- Clipboard - push text from your PC straight into your phone.

- Landscape zoom - fill your screen when watching video.

- Mute the phone - silence the phone's speaker while audio plays on your PC.

- Mobile friendly - connect from another phone too, with a touch-optimised layout.

NO INSTALL ON YOUR COMPUTER

PocketDesq runs a small local server on your phone. Your PC just opens a browser and connects. Nothing to download or set up on the computer side. Works on Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, anything with a browser.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

Everything stays on your local network. Your screen, audio, and control data travel directly between your phone and your own device. Never to us, never to anyone else. No accounts, no tracking, no ads. Each session is protected with a PIN shown on your phone, and you can lock the app itself behind your fingerprint.

A NOTE ON PERMISSIONS

PocketDesq uses Android's screen capture to stream your screen, and the Accessibility service to perform the taps, swipes, and typing you send from your browser. These are the core of how remote control works. PocketDesq does not collect, store, or share any of your data through them.

Best used on private, trusted Wi-Fi networks. Some apps may block their audio or screen from being captured. That's their own protection, not a fault of PocketDesq.

Your pocket, on your desk.