Middor is a free and open-source Android application for mirroring apps on your device.
With built-in support for horizontal flip and 180° rotation, Middor can be used to:
- Display apps on a HUD
- Project content onto a car windscreen (e.g. Google Maps navigation)
- View mirrored images and videos
Middor only supports devices running Android 14 QPR2 or higher, as it relies on the single app screen sharing feature.
For more details, see Android 14 - App Screen Sharing.
To tap, swipe, or use multitouch on the mirror, turn on Enable Touch Controls in Settings and enable Middor Touch in Android Accessibility settings. Gestures follow flips and rotations and replay when you lift your fingers. Touch controls are optional for view-only mirroring.
For usage instructions, see Discussion #2.
- SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW: to draw a mirror overlay on top of other apps
- FOREGROUND_SERVICE: to run the mirror service continuously while the overlay is active
- FOREGROUND_SERVICE_MEDIA_PROJECTION: for capturing the screen content of the underlying app
- BIND_ACCESSIBILITY_SERVICE: (optional) for touch controls with user-enabled gesture replay
- POST_NOTIFICATIONS: (optional) to display the mirror service notification with additional actions
This project is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later.
See the LICENSE file for details.
