For help with AirMirror Pro, reach us at support@airmirrorpro.com. We typically respond within 24 hours.
Pro is $5.99, once, with no subscription. It removes the five-minute limit and the watermark from recordings, adds your microphone on its own track, a blurred background, HEVC and AV1 recording and passthrough recording, shows your iPhone's notifications on your PC and lets you reply to texts, and includes every Pro feature added later at no extra cost. Mirroring and iPhone control stay free either way. The details are on the pricing section and in the licence terms.
For Pro: Clipboard Bridge. It is planned, not promised for a particular date. When it arrives, the Microsoft Store updates the app for you.
Open AirMirror Pro and click Upgrade to Pro at the right-hand end of the menu bar. The purchase goes through the Microsoft Store and unlocks Pro straight away. Pro stays with your Microsoft account, so on a new PC, sign in to the Store with the same account, install AirMirror Pro, and Pro comes back.
Mirror your iPhone, then click the iPhone window. The first time, a checklist walks you through pairing the iPhone with your PC over Bluetooth (Settings → Bluetooth on the iPhone), accepting the pairing request Windows shows on the PC, and turning on AssistiveTouch (Settings → Accessibility → Touch → AssistiveTouch). After that, click the iPhone window and your mouse and keyboard drive the phone. iPhone control is free. The full guide goes step by step.
With Pro, set up iPhone control once (above). From then on, notifications appear at the top right of your screen while your iPhone is connected. They come over Bluetooth, so you don't need to be mirroring: leave AirMirror Pro open and your iPhone can stay locked. To reply to a text, click Reply on it, type, and press Enter. Rest the pointer on the right edge of the screen to see the ones you missed. If nothing arrives, open Settings → Bluetooth on the iPhone, tap ⓘ next to your PC and turn on Show Notifications. It switches off whenever the iPhone and the PC are paired again.
Press Esc, or switch to another window. Your cursor comes straight back to Windows.
Make sure your iPhone and PC are on the same Wi-Fi network. In AirMirror Pro, click Start Receiver. Then open Control Center on your iPhone, tap Screen Mirroring, and select AirMirror Pro from the list.
Choose View → Recording and click Start Recording. Recordings go to Videos → AirMirror Recordings in MP4 or MKV format, named by date and time. Free tier recordings include a watermark and stop after 5 minutes; Pro removes both. More in the recording guide.
Check that both devices are on the same network. Try moving closer to your router or switching from 2.4 GHz to 5 GHz Wi-Fi for a more stable connection. For stutter and other picture problems, see Troubleshooting.
While your iPhone is mirroring, choose View → OBS Mode. The window shrinks to just the phone screen, with no menus, bars or borders, or takes a fixed size like 1920 × 1080 if you set one in File → Settings… → Windows → OBS Mode size. In OBS, add a Window Capture source and pick the AirMirror Pro window. Press Esc to leave OBS Mode. Help → OBS Setup walks you through it step by step, and so does the OBS guide.
AirMirror Pro follows your Windows language. To choose another, open File → Settings… (or press Ctrl+,) and pick one of 24 languages from Language on the General tab. It switches as soon as you press Done, with no restart.
In File → Settings…, click one of the four swatches: OLED Black, Classic Grey, Navy or Light. The app changes as you click, and Done keeps it.
Turn on Performance Mode at the top of the Mirroring tab in File → Settings…. It mirrors at 720p and 30 fps on a steady cadence, which older and slower PCs handle comfortably. The app offers to restart to apply it. PCs without a hardware video encoder can still record, up to 1080p.
Check that the receiver is started and that both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network. If your PC has WSL, Hyper-V, a VPN or another virtual network adapter, make sure you're on version 3.1 or later (Help → About): earlier versions could announce themselves on the wrong adapter, where the iPhone couldn't see them.
Choose Help → Report a Bug. It shows our address and the details we need, such as your app version, with buttons to copy each one, so you can send them from any mail app. Show log files opens the folder with the app's logs, which you can attach. Or email support@airmirrorpro.com directly.