Real device frames
Each iPhone and iPad family gets its measured bezel, corner radii, notch or Dynamic Island and side buttons, in the colour of the device itself. Android gets a body with clickable buttons.
Mirroring your real devices just got easier. Plug in an iPhone, iPad or Android phone and it's on your Mac, in its real frame. Control Android and capture it all with one key.
Each iPhone and iPad family gets its measured bezel, corner radii, notch or Dynamic Island and side buttons, in the colour of the device itself. Android gets a body with clickable buttons.
Screenshot, record and zoom without reaching for the mouse. Pinch and resize from the corners too.
Android over wireless debugging with a QR or pairing code. iPhone over AirPlay Screen Mirroring.
Several devices in one window: a Grid, or one in the spotlight with the rest in a strip. Click a thumbnail to swap it in; the focused device gets the audio. Record or screenshot the whole Hub.
Touch, keyboard and paste. Back, Home, Recents and Rotate, and the power and volume keys right on the frame.
iPhone and Android 11+ audio plays on the Mac, from one device at a time. Recordings keep it.
Connect an iPhone, iPad or Android phone over USB, or pair it over Wi-Fi. Nothing to install on the phone.
USB · Wi-Fi · AirPlayBeaming finds it on its own and opens it in its real frame, with the right bezel, island and buttons.
LiveClick and type on Android. Take a framed screenshot or start a recording with one shortcut.
⌘SEverything works, with a watermark and a time limit per session.
One payment, no subscription. The key arrives by email and unlocks Pro on the Macs you pick.
One purchase for the whole team. Each teammate gets their own key, and you manage seats from Polar's customer portal.
| Feature | Beaming | Bezel | Reflector 4 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mirror iPhone and iPad | ✓ | ✓ | AirPlay only |
| Mirror Android | ✓ | – | Google Cast |
| Control Android from the Mac | ✓ | – | – |
| USB and wireless | ✓ | ✓ | Wireless only |
| True-to-life device frames | ✓ | ✓ | Some models |
| iPhone and Android side by side in one window | ✓ | – | – |
| Framed screenshots and recordings | ✓ | Pro | Recording |
| Price | From $19.99 once | $29/year or $99 once | About $20 once |
Beaming Free mirrors every device with a watermark and a time limit per session. Beaming Pro removes both, for a one-time price from $19.99 for one Mac up to 10 Macs.
Buy through the Polar checkout and the key arrives by email right away. Paste it into Settings › License to activate that Mac.
A one-time price per number of Macs: 1 Mac $19.99, 2 Macs $36.99, 3 Macs $53.99, 4 Macs $69.99, 5 Macs $84.99, 6 Macs $99.99, 7 Macs $114.99, 8 Macs $129.99, 9 Macs $144.99, 10 Macs $159.99. For more than 10, there are team licenses priced per seat.
Yes. From 11 Macs, Beaming is sold per seat, from $12 per Mac at 100 seats. Each teammate gets their own key, seats can be revoked and reassigned, and invoices include your tax ID. Email ngminhdung1311@gmail.com for a quote.
Yes. Deactivate in Settings › License on the old Mac to free its seat, then activate on the new one.
Polar is the merchant of record: it runs the checkout, adds any sales tax or VAT for your country, and sends the receipt.
The stream goes straight from the device to your Mac over USB or your local network. Nothing is uploaded.
Screenshots and recordings are saved to your Mac, in ~/Movies/Beaming for recordings.
No companion app and no account. Android only needs USB or wireless debugging turned on.
No tracking. The only calls out check your license key with Polar and look for updates on GitHub.
Beaming is a native macOS app that mirrors real iPhones, iPads and Android phones on your Mac, each in its own true-to-life device frame. Android phones can be controlled with the mouse and keyboard; iPhones and iPads are mirrored with their audio.
No. iPhones and iPads stream over USB, or over AirPlay Screen Mirroring on Wi-Fi, with nothing to install. Android phones only need USB debugging or wireless debugging turned on; Beaming brings its own scrcpy server.
Not yet: iPhones and iPads are view and audio only. Android phones get full control: touch, keyboard and paste, Back, Home, Recents, Rotate, and the power and volume buttons on the frame.
Yes. Android pairs over wireless debugging with a QR code, a pairing code, or by switching a USB connection to Wi-Fi. iPhones and iPads use AirPlay Screen Mirroring from Control Center.
Yes. The Hub shows several devices in one window, in a Grid or with one device in the spotlight. Click a thumbnail to swap it in; the focused device plays its audio. The whole Hub can be recorded or screenshotted.
Any Mac running macOS 15 or later. On macOS 26 and later, the controls use Liquid Glass.
No. The stream goes straight from the device to your Mac over USB or your local network and is never uploaded. Screenshots and recordings are saved on your Mac. The only network calls check your license key with Polar and look for updates on GitHub.