MirrorKit — Support

Need help with MirrorKit? You're in the right place.

Quick Start

1. Launch MirrorKit on your Mac.
2. Connect your iPhone to your Mac with a USB or USB-C cable.
3. On your iPhone, tap Trust when asked.
4. Your iPhone screen will appear inside MirrorKit within a few seconds.

Frequently Asked Questions

My iPhone doesn't appear in MirrorKit.

• Make sure the cable is plugged in firmly.
• Try a different USB cable — some charging-only cables don't carry data.
• On the iPhone, tap Trust if a prompt appears, then unlock the phone.
• Quit MirrorKit and relaunch it.

The video stream is laggy or choppy.

• Use a USB-C cable for the best throughput on modern Macs and iPhones.
• Close other heavy apps on your Mac to free up CPU.

macOS asked for camera permission. Is that normal?

Yes. macOS treats your iPhone as a video capture device — the same way QuickTime Player does for iPhone screen recording. MirrorKit does not access any actual camera. Nothing is recorded or transmitted.

Does MirrorKit support touch input from the Mac to the iPhone?

Not in version 1.0. MirrorKit currently focuses on display only.

Does it work over Wi-Fi?

No. MirrorKit requires a USB connection for the lowest possible latency.

Which iPhones are supported?

Every iPhone running iOS 13 or later.

Which Macs are supported?

Any Mac running macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later, Intel or Apple Silicon.

Contact

Still stuck or have a feature request? Email trabelsiachraf.devapps@gmail.com — every message is read.

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