Want everyone in a meeting to see your phone? Mirror it into ScreenSolo and share the ScreenSolo window in the call. That's the whole trick — no recording involved.
On the Free plan each mirroring session lasts up to 5 minutes, so read On Free below before a long demo.
The three steps
- Open ScreenSolo and mirror your iPhone to it (first-time setup if it's your first connection).
- In Microsoft Teams or Zoom, share your screen and pick the ScreenSolo window.
- Demo on your phone. Everyone in the call sees every tap, live.
Go full screen with Focus Mode
When your iPhone connects, ScreenSolo offers to show it full screen — choose Full screen, or click Focus in the console any time (⌘⇧F on a Mac, Ctrl+Shift+F on Windows). It strips the view down to just your phone — no toolbars, no clutter. Press Esc to come back to the console. More in Focus Mode.
On Free, a small ScreenSolo logo and a countdown sit in the bottom-right corner of the phone, and everyone in the call will see them. On Pro the view is completely clean.
On Free: plan for 5-minute sessions
Each Free mirroring session lasts up to 5 minutes, and you can start 5 a day — the count resets at midnight. The countdown in the corner shows what's left and turns red in the last minute. When it reaches zero, ScreenSolo disconnects your iPhone; reconnect from Control Centre to carry on, if you have sessions left today. For longer demos, Pro has no time or daily limit. The details: Free plan limits.
Nothing installs on the phone
Mirroring uses AirPlay, which is built into iOS. Your phone stays exactly as it is — you're just showing its screen through your computer.
Works on Mac and Windows
Sharing a window is a standard meeting feature, so this works the same in Teams and Zoom on both platforms.
Want a recording too?
Live demos don't have to be recorded — but if you'd like a clip to send afterwards, press Record while you demo and trim a highlight when the call ends. On Free, recordings run up to 5 minutes each, 5 a day.