MirrorUE - iPhone mirror on Mac and more

MirrorUE lets you mirror and control a real iPhone directly from your Mac — no emulator, no cloud device. Get up to 120 FPS, mouse and keyboard control, automatic AZERTY/QWERTY translation, orientation handling, screenshots, recording, and fullscreen

MirrorUE - iPhone mirror on Mac and more website

MirrorUE - iPhone mirror on Mac and more

MirrorUE is a native macOS tool that lets you mirror, control, present, and eventually automate a real iPhone directly from your Mac.

Unlike an emulator or cloud device, MirrorUE works with the physical iPhone you already own and trust. It provides smooth mirroring at up to 120 FPS, mouse and trackpad interaction, keyboard input, automatic AZERTY/QWERTY translation, orientation handling, screenshots, recording, and fullscreen presentation.

MirrorUE is built for iOS developers, QA engineers, creators, support teams, and anyone who needs to interact with a real iPhone without constantly switching between devices.

The project began after iPhone Mirroring remained unavailable in the EU, but the opportunity goes beyond mirroring. The long-term goal is to make physical iPhones programmable: record taps and typing, replay workflows, export them as JSON, and trigger actions through a CLI or local API.

MirrorUE helps teams test real-device behaviour, create repeatable demos, automate smoke tests, and reduce repetitive manual work—without relying on simulators or remote device farms.

Updated July 30, 2026

Key Features

Real iPhone Mirroring

Mirror your physical iPhone directly on your Mac — no emulator or cloud device.

Mouse & Keyboard Control

Tap, swipe, scroll, and type on your iPhone using your Mac’s input devices.

Up to 120 FPS

Enjoy smooth, low-latency mirroring designed for high-refresh-rate Mac displays.

Smart Keyboard Translation

Automatically translate input between different Mac and iPhone keyboard layouts.

Auto Orientation

Seamlessly switch between portrait and landscape with correct touch remapping.

ecording & Automation

Capture demos, record interactions, and prepare repeatable workflows on real hardware.

Use Cases

  1. iOS DevelopersControl and inspect a real development iPhone directly from the Mac while building and debugging apps.
  2. QA EngineersRepeat smoke tests and validate behavior on physical hardware instead of relying only on simulators.
  3. Product DemosPresent apps smoothly from a Mac using fullscreen mode, keyboard input, and automatic orientation.
  4. Content CreatorsRecord clean iPhone walkthroughs, tutorials, screenshots, and social media demos.
  5. Support TeamsGuide users through mobile workflows while viewing and controlling a trusted iPhone from the Mac.
  6. Workflow AutomationRecord, replay, and trigger repeatable interactions on a real iPhone through future CLI and API tools.