WebMirror LAN: Phone Control

WebMirror LAN lets you view and control your Android phone from a web browser
on your computer or tablet, over your local Wi-Fi network. No desktop client,
account, or cloud service required.

Watch your phone in real time in the browser — play a video, browse photos,
or open documents on your phone and see it all on the bigger screen, without
installing anything on your computer.

How it works
1. Install and open WebMirror LAN on your Android phone.
2. Connect your phone and your browser device to the same local network.
3. Start screen sharing and allow the required Android permissions.
4. Open the address shown in the app (for example http://192.168.x.x:8080) in
your browser.
5. Enter the 6-digit pairing code displayed on your phone to start mirroring
and control.

Key features
• Real-time Android screen mirroring in your browser
• Watch phone videos, photos, and documents on a bigger screen
• Touch and mouse control — click, drag, scroll, and tap the mirror to operate
your phone
• Keyboard and gamepad mapping — assign keys or buttons to positions on the
mirrored screen
• Two-way clipboard — copy and paste text between your phone and your browser
• File transfer — send files from your browser to your phone (up to 100 MB,
saved to Download/WebMirror LAN on the phone)
• Screen recording in your browser, including saving the last 30 seconds
• Macro recording and replay for repeating actions
• Local-network WebRTC connection for low-latency interaction
• No account or cloud service required

Privacy
Screen, control, clipboard, and file data are sent directly between your phone
and the browser over your local network. WebMirror LAN does not upload data to
any cloud service and does not require an account.

Permissions
WebMirror LAN uses Android MediaProjection to capture your screen. Accessibility
access is used only for remote touch control and only after you enable it.

Requirements
• Android 10.0 or later
• A modern browser such as Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari
• Phone and browser device connected to the same local network
• For best performance, use a stable 5 GHz Wi-Fi connection

WebMirror LAN is designed for local device assistance, demonstrations, testing,
and convenient control of your own Android phone.