Safix MirrorReally low delay
Hardware HEVC encoding on the Mac and low-latency decoding on the TV. Typing, scrolling and video feel immediate.
Free while in beta
Your Mac, on the big screen.
Mirror your Mac's screen and sound to Android TV, Google TV and Fire TV over Wi-Fi. No cables, no Chromecast, no account. Just open the app on both and pick your TV.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later (Apple silicon) · Android TV, Google TV & Fire TV
- ~20–40 msMac-to-TV delay on good Wi-Fi
- 60 fpsSmooth video, up to 4K
- Sound includedPlays on the TV, not the Mac
- EncryptedAES-256, never leaves your home
Built to feel like a cable.
Safix Mirror is made for one job — getting your Mac onto your TV with as little delay as possible, and keeping it there.
Sound on the TV
Your Mac's audio plays through the TV in sync with the picture, and the Mac's own speakers go quiet while you mirror.
Whole screen or one window
Show everything, or just one app window — your slides, a video, a browser tab — while the rest of your Mac stays private.
Adapts to your Wi-Fi
When the network gets busy, Safix Mirror lowers resolution or frame rate — your choice — instead of freezing or lagging behind.
Private by design
Your Mac talks directly to your TV. Nothing goes through the internet or our servers, and every stream is end-to-end encrypted.
Stays connected
Lives in your menu bar, remembers your TV, and reconnects by itself after a Wi-Fi hiccup or when your Mac wakes up.
Three steps, once.
After the first time, it's one click from your menu bar.
Install on your TV
Get Safix Mirror TV on your Android TV, Google TV or Fire TV and open it. It shows your TV's name and waits.
Open it on your Mac
Your TV appears automatically when both are on the same Wi-Fi. Pick it, and choose your whole screen or a window.
Allow it on the TV
The first time, both screens show the same code. Press OK on your remote, and you're mirroring.
818 409Get Safix Mirror.
You need it on both devices. Free while in beta — early users keep Pro features when paid plans arrive.
Mac
Mirror your screen and sound.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon Macs
Download for MacTV — Safix Mirror TV
Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV, and TV boxes or sticks running Android.
Android 6.0 or later · Same Wi-Fi as your Mac
Questions
Do I need internet?
No. Your Mac and TV only need to be on the same Wi-Fi network. Safix Mirror works even if the internet is down.
Does my screen go through your servers?
Never. There are no Safix Mirror servers in the picture: your Mac streams directly to your TV, encrypted with keys that exist only on your two devices.
Which TVs work?
TVs and boxes that run Android: Android TV, Google TV (including Chromecast with Google TV and Google TV Streamer), Fire TV, and many Sony, TCL, Philips and Xiaomi TVs. Samsung (Tizen) and LG (webOS) TVs aren't supported yet.
How is this different from AirPlay or Chromecast?
AirPlay needs an Apple TV or an AirPlay-compatible TV, and Android TVs don't speak it. Casting a Mac's screen from Chrome works, but it's laggy and doesn't carry your Mac's sound. Safix Mirror mirrors your whole Mac — or one window — with sound and much lower delay.
Is it good enough for games?
For most games, yes: on good 5 GHz Wi-Fi the delay is usually 20–40 ms. Fast competitive shooters will still feel better on a cable.
Why doesn't my TV show up?
Make sure the TV app is open and both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network (some routers isolate guest networks). You can also type the address shown on the TV into the Mac app.
Is there an iPhone or iPad version?
It's in the works. We're focusing on Mac first.
What does it cost?
Safix Mirror is free while in beta. When paid features arrive, people who used the beta keep them.