iPhone · iOS 17 or later
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AnyScreen
Connect your phone. Enjoy the big screen.
On the same Wi-Fi, cast photos, videos, music, PDFs, and web videos from your phone to a compatible TV or receiver, with clear troubleshooting guidance when needed.
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No account required
No media uploaded to our cloud
Local-network pairing
Living Room TV
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Ready to receive from your phone
ANYSCREEN
Nearby screens
Living Room TV
DLNA · AirPlay
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Browser receiver
Six-digit pairing
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Choose content to cast
Core capabilities
Clear guidance from discovery to playback
AnyScreen shows what each protocol can do, where it works, and why a connection may fail, so you do not have to guess.
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Discover real nearby screens
When system permissions allow, use Bonjour and SSDP to recognize broadcasts from AirPlay, Google Cast, Roku, Fire TV, and DLNA/UPnP devices. Discovery does not guarantee connection or playback.
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Cast local media directly
Choose photos, videos, music, and PDFs from Photos or Files. Large files stream across the local network without being loaded fully into memory.
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WWW
Cast web video and direct links
Find compatible video resources in the built-in browser, or send a public MP4, HLS, or similar direct link to a supported television.
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System screen broadcast
Uses iOS ReplayKit to capture the current screen and stream it over the local network to compatible DLNA playback devices. Availability and latency depend on the receiver and network conditions.
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Pair a browser with six digits
A television, computer, or in-car display with a compatible modern browser can open the receiver address on the same Wi-Fi and enter a six-digit pairing code.
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Evidence-based diagnostics
Check Wi-Fi, local-network permission, receiver support, VPNs, and router isolation step by step. Operation logs stay on your device unless you export them.
Compatibility
Discovery, media playback, and screen broadcast are different capabilities
Results depend on the television protocol, vendor implementation, network, and media format. Discovering a device is not presented as a successful screen broadcast.
ReplayKit screen broadcast
Start AnyScreen from the iPhone system Broadcast screen to stream the current display over the same local network to a compatible DLNA device that can play the live stream. This is not AirPlay; availability and latency depend on the receiver’s decoding support and network conditions.
DLNA / UPnP
Best for controlling photo, video, and music playback. AnyScreen’s ReplayKit screen broadcast also requires the receiver to support its live local-network stream.
Display browser
Pair with a local address and six-digit code to receive photo galleries, video, PDFs, web links, and compatible live screen video.
Google Cast / Roku / Fire TV
Used for device discovery and connection guidance. A full session may require a vendor SDK, receiver app, or compatible television software.
Three steps
Same Wi-Fi. Choose a screen. Start casting.
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Join the same network
Connect the iPhone and television to the same Wi-Fi and allow AnyScreen to access the local network.
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Choose a real device
After the scan, review the device protocol and available capabilities before choosing the best casting method.
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Cast or follow the diagnostics
Choose local media, web video, or screen broadcast. If it fails, follow the evidence and steps shown in the app.
Support
Frequently asked questions
Why can I see a television but not broadcast my screen to it?
Discovery only confirms that the television advertises a protocol. AnyScreen system screen broadcast starts from the iPhone ReplayKit Broadcast screen and also requires the receiver to play its live DLNA stream over the local network.
Why can’t AnyScreen find my television?
Make sure the phone and television are on the same Wi-Fi, Local Network permission is enabled, and VPN, guest-network, or router AP isolation is temporarily disabled.
Does browser casting require a television app?
No. A television, computer, or in-car display with a modern browser can open the address shown by AnyScreen and enter the six-digit code on the same local network.
Are my photos and videos uploaded to a server?
They are not uploaded to our company’s cloud services. Your phone temporarily provides the content to a receiver you select or pair on the same local network. Avoid sharing sensitive content on untrusted public Wi-Fi.
Official support email
contact@useasyai.com
Include your phone model, iOS version, television brand, and connection method. Before attaching an operation log, check whether it contains device names, website addresses, or file names.