Broad compatibility
H.264Compatibility
Up to 1080p
The dependable starting point for broader hardware support and weaker network conditions.
Works best on a stable local network
Windows x64Local networkPrivate beta
Your iPhone.
On your Windows screen.
WansMirror is a focused AirPlay receiver with three practical quality modes, audio, and hardware-accelerated decoding—built for the network you already own.
1.3.0-rc.1 is unsigned qualification software, not the final commercial release.
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Receiving over local network
DecoderD3D11VA
Network pathLocal only
3purpose-built quality modes
2hardware-decoded codecs
0cloud hops for your mirror
8-bitaccurate SDR color path
Choose the right signal
Quality that meets your network where it is.
Start with broad H.264 compatibility, step into balanced HEVC, or qualify the High Quality Beta on a capable setup.
Compare every modeRecommended
HEVCBalanced
Up to 1440p
A sharper HEVC path for most good 5 GHz connections and compatible decoding hardware.
Good 5 GHz Wi-Fi recommended
Beta
HEVCHigh Quality
Up to 2160p
An experimental high-detail path for capable HEVC hardware and especially strong networks.
Strong 5/6 GHz Wi-Fi or PC Ethernet recommended
“Up to” is the requested maximum. iOS selects the actual coded dimensions for each session.
A shorter path by design
Your mirror stays on your local network.
WansMirror receives the AirPlay display and audio streams directly on your Windows PC. There is no cloud mirroring relay and no telemetry upload in the current release candidate.
Read the privacy approachiPhoneAirPlay sender
Local Wi-Fi / LAN
Windows PCWansMirror receiver
No cloud relay
Built for the actual session
Small details that keep the mirror useful.
A deliberately focused receiver surface, backed by diagnostics for controlled testing.
Aspect-correct mirroring
Resize the receiver window while the incoming iPhone picture keeps its intended proportions.
Audio included
Receive audio alongside the display stream for a more complete local mirroring session.
Hardware decoding
H.264 and HEVC can use D3D11VA on suitable Windows hardware to keep decoding efficient.
No cloud mirroring
Mirrored video and audio travel on the local network. The website never receives the stream.
Qualification is open
Help shape a dependable Windows receiver.
Private-beta access is controlled while the unsigned release candidate is tested across real iPhones, GPUs, drivers, and networks.