TeslaMirror for Android release notes

10.03 Version:Latest

These updates add more interface languages, make casting and app management easier, and improve Android Auto and Premium purchase recovery.

27 new language options: Added Traditional Chinese, German, French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Ukrainian, Italian, Spanish, Hebrew, Arabic, Turkish, Norwegian Bokmål, Swedish, Finnish, Dutch, Danish, Georgian, Czech, Hungarian, Thai, Malay, Armenian, Hindi, Polish, Greek and Slovak. Choose a language in Settings or follow your system language. The app and casting web pages use the same language, with improved layouts for Arabic and Hebrew.
Web pages follow casting mode changes automatically: Once you open the updated casting page, starting, stopping or switching between Full-screen, Single-app and Android Auto casting on your phone automatically shows the matching page or returns to the waiting screen. Reconnection after network interruptions and support for existing casting bookmarks have also been improved.
Easier setup with video guides: Step A now includes a six-digit pairing tutorial for Single-app casting and a developer mode and head unit server tutorial for Android Auto. Videos open in YouTube or your browser. Pairing notifications are more noticeable, with clearer code entry, progress and retry messages.
Easier pairing on another Wi-Fi network: After stopping casting, select “Pair another Wi-Fi network” in Single-app settings to add a pairing while keeping existing ones. The “Pair / check connection” button reappears in Step A when the current connection is not ready.
Better automatic preparation and recovery for Single-app casting: With an existing pairing and an available connection, opening the Single-app page automatically prepares casting. Tapping Start can wait for preparation to finish. Recovery from initial browser connection failures and some casting interruptions has been improved, with clearer progress and restart messages.
A more useful Single-app launcher: Apps are organized into groups such as running, recently opened, maps and navigation, music, multimedia, social and productivity. Remove individual recent entries or clear the list. Rapid app switching is more responsive, and casting works better with apps already running on the phone.
See your phone’s battery level in the browser: During Single-app casting, the app launcher, control panel and browser address bar show matching battery information, including charging, external power and low-battery status.
Optional notification forwarding: Single-app settings now include “Forward system notifications to the virtual screen,” turned off by default. After you enable it and grant notification access, new notifications can appear briefly at the top of the casting page. People viewing the page can see their contents. TeslaMirror does not save notification history.
Simpler app selection in Android Auto: Open apps through Android Auto’s built-in app menu on the casting screen. TeslaMirror’s separate Android Auto app catalog and default app setting have been removed.
Clearer Android Auto resolution choices: Choose a fixed 480p, 720p or 1080p resolution, with 720p as the default. The previous Automatic setting becomes 720p after updating; existing fixed selections are kept. Resizing or zooming the browser no longer changes the selected casting resolution.
Improved Android Auto connections: Fixed issues that could prevent some connections from starting a cast, improved connection stability, and made head unit server readiness and setup shortcuts clearer.
Higher bitrates for the top quality settings: Full-screen H.264/H.265 casting now uses higher bitrates for Extreme and Ultimate quality to preserve more picture detail. These settings need more network bandwidth. Casting settings also include clearer guidance on choosing H.265 or H.264.
Automatic cleanup after 15 minutes without browser access: Single-app and Android Auto each have a new option, enabled by default and adjustable in their own settings. Single-app casting closes apps on the virtual screen while keeping the casting page available. Android Auto stops casting; tap Start to cast again. A connected browser keeps casting active while you watch or listen, without requiring touch input.
Better Lifetime purchase and promo-code recovery: Improved Premium checks after purchases, code redemption and returning from Google Play. New guidance helps you check the Google account used for a purchase. If the app has a record of your Lifetime purchase but cannot currently confirm it, saved casting settings are preserved for use after recovery.
Clearer subscription and trial information: Monthly subscription and auto-renewal status are shown separately, even with Lifetime access, with access to subscription management in Google Play. Getting Lifetime access does not automatically cancel an existing monthly subscription. The app’s free access period and Google Play subscription trial are also explained more clearly.
Stability and display fixes: Improved cleanup when stopping casting or exiting the app. Fixed some crashes during exit, H.264/H.265 restart failures, missing web control icons and incorrect Single-app web addresses.

9.95 Version:

New “Standard proxy mode” setting: Off by default. Enable it only if Tesla Proxy or your VPN fails to start normally. When enabled, it uses the original proxy behavior without keeping virtual IP addresses active. Stopping the proxy or switching VPNs may interrupt the screen mirroring connection. If this happens, restart Tesla Proxy.

9.93 Version:

These cumulative updates improve picture sizing, app management and screen-off recovery in Single-app Casting, along with Android Auto compatibility, browser controls and audio/video processing.

Single-app Casting now starts in landscape: Video resolution uses the longer edge as the width and the shorter edge as the height by default, better fitting the wide viewport of a Tesla browser. After you switch orientation manually, subsequent window resizing keeps that choice for the current casting session. A new session starts in landscape.
New “Switch casting orientation” browser control: Switch the cast app between landscape and portrait from the Controls panel, with the browser picture updating automatically. This changes the app’s virtual screen, leaving your phone’s main screen orientation unchanged. Progress and result messages show what happened; if the app or system prevents rotation, you can retry.
New “Match browser pixel density (Display Pixel Ratio, DPR)” setting: Off by default for new installations and upgrades. With matching off, video dimensions use DPR 1.0 and the browser scales the picture for display. With matching on, video dimensions follow the browser’s reported DPR, subject to existing resolution limits. A higher DPR can increase video resolution and processing load. If the browser reports DPR 1.0, both settings produce the same target dimensions.
Updated guidance for Tesla MCU2 and MCU3: Tesla MCU2 (Intel Atom) owners should leave DPR matching off to avoid excessive resolution that may cause stuttering or audio/video desynchronization. For Tesla MCU3 (AMD Ryzen) or newer hardware, enabling it is recommended for better image quality. The guidance is available in Chinese and English.
New “App limit” setting: Choose 1, 2 (default), 3, 4, 5 or Unlimited to control how many foreground and background apps run on the virtual screen. The default of 2 suits one music app in the background and one navigation app in the foreground. Multiple windows or tasks from the same app count as one app.
Clear app closing order when the limit is reached: With a limit of 1–5, once a new app opens successfully and the limit is exceeded, the earliest started app closes automatically. Returning to an already open app does not change this order. For example, with a limit of 2, opening A, then B, returning to A and opening C leaves B and C running. An earlier music app may also close. Higher limits use more resources, and Unlimited may cause stuttering or freezes.
Improved recovery after the phone display turns off: Broader support for automatic recovery in Single-app Casting, with fixes for the browser staying black after pressing the phone’s physical power button and for recovery remaining paused after repeated failures. Some temporary failures now receive a limited number of automatic retries. Turning the phone display back on can prepare recovery for the next screen-off event. Results still depend on the phone’s system, permissions and app behavior.
Improved browser display-power and recovery controls: Manual display-off/on controls and automatic recovery are handled separately, so manual controls can remain available when automatic recovery is unavailable, subject to device capabilities. Added automatic-retry status messages, retained the “Retry automatic recovery” control and added space above it to separate it from the preceding buttons.
Improved Android Auto compatibility and voice operation: Removed restrictions tying some features to specific Android Auto app versions, using actual capabilities and connection results to determine availability. Improved handling of repeated voice requests within the same casting connection.
New setup guides organized by phone manufacturer: Chinese and English Single-app Casting guides cover Samsung, Xiaomi/Redmi/POCO, OPPO, OnePlus, realme, vivo/iQOO, Huawei, Honor, Pixel and other brands, including wireless debugging pairing, relevant permissions, background operation and troubleshooting.

Match browser pixel density and App limit apply only to Single-app Casting. Stop casting before changing them. Your choices are saved and take effect the next time you start casting.

9.90 Version:

New Android Auto Casting: Use the Android Auto interface in your Tesla browser, access supported navigation and music apps, and use voice commands through your phone’s microphone. No wireless debugging pairing is needed.
Easier access to Android Auto apps: Browse and open available Android Auto apps from the browser. Set a default app on your phone to open automatically when casting starts.
Separate Android Auto video settings: Automatically fit the browser or choose a fixed resolution, adjust content size, and select 30 or 60 FPS. Choose H.264 or H.265 according to your phone and browser’s capabilities.
Background apps in Single-app Casting: Switching apps now keeps previous apps and their background tasks running, so you can view navigation while music plays in the background. One app is shown at a time, and your phone’s main screen remains available.
Clearer cast app management: App lists on your phone and in the browser show icons and foreground/background status. Return to an open app or close all cast apps from either device, then open another app without restarting casting.
Easier switching between casting modes: Switch between full-screen, Single-app and Android Auto Casting. After confirmation, the current mode stops and the selected mode starts. Keep the same casting address and refresh the browser after switching.
Improved navigation and music playback: Android Auto temporarily mutes background music during navigation announcements, then restores it smoothly. Fixed related audio mixing noise.
Improved Android Auto startup and reconnection: Clearer server and permission prompts, with startup continuing automatically after microphone permission is granted. Return to the browser to reconnect after leaving the page. Video startup failures provide a shortcut to Settings while preserving your saved video preferences.
Improved Single-app Casting with the phone display off: Broader compatibility for automatic picture recovery after the phone goes to sleep, plus improved browser controls for turning the phone display off and on. Manual controls can work independently when automatic recovery is unavailable, subject to device capabilities, system settings and permissions.
More convenient browser controls: Single-app and Android Auto pages now include a browser fullscreen entry for use in Park, with on-screen instructions. The Android Auto bottom toolbar hides when idle and reappears with a tap.
Choose your startup page: Open TeslaMirror directly to Classic Mirroring, Single-app Casting or Android Auto Casting. Tap Start when you are ready to cast.
Improved connection setup and recovery: Better Tesla Proxy automatic startup and status messages. Local casting addresses are retained while the app remains running, including when the proxy is turned off or another VPN takes over, reducing the need to set them up again. Connectivity still depends on your network and VPN settings.
Third-party VPN compatibility: A third-party VPN may work alongside TeslaMirror on some configurations. Start TeslaMirror first, confirm its VPN and casting work, leave TeslaMirror in the background, then start the third-party VPN. Bringing TeslaMirror to the foreground may disconnect the other VPN; put TeslaMirror back in the background and restart that VPN if needed. Make sure 100.99.9.9 is bypassed; see the VPN setup instructions.
More efficient video and audio processing: Updated video rendering, reduced lossless audio encoding overhead, and removed unused resources from the app package.
Fixed Android Auto gray screens: Fixed repeated gray screens in some browsers when using H.265 software decoding after connecting or reconnecting.

Requirements: Android Auto Casting requires Android 9 or later, an installed and working Android Auto app, and completion of the in-app setup instructions, including starting the Head unit server and granting microphone and other required permissions. Single-app Casting still requires Android 11 or later and wireless debugging pairing.

During the trial, full-screen, Single-app and Android Auto Casting each have a separate allowance of 15 free minutes per day. After the trial, Single-app Casting, Android Auto Casting and custom video settings require Premium. Full-screen casting remains available for 15 free minutes per day with default video settings.

For Single-app Casting pairing and manufacturer settings, see the permissions and settings guide by phone manufacturer.

9.86 Version:

New Single-app Casting: scrcpy now works with the Tesla browser and supports playback even when the phone is locked or its screen is off. Cast an app on a separate virtual display while continuing to use your phone’s main screen. Supports H.264 and H.265. Requires Android 11 or later and wireless debugging pairing.
Improved display in 2026.26 Tesla browser.
Clearer setup guidance: Follow five steps, A–E, with required and optional actions clearly marked, plus readiness indicators for the proxy, pairing, casting and browser connection.
Three ways to choose an app: Select it on your phone, press both volume buttons together to move the current app into casting, or choose it from the browser’s app launcher.
New browser App Launcher: Browse app icons, find recently used apps first, see which app is being cast, and search with an on-screen search keyboard.
Easier app switching and cleanup: Switching apps clears the previous cast app. Close all cast apps with one button and clear their background music playback. The launcher stays available so you can open another app.
More convenient browser controls: Use touch input, Back, text entry, volume controls and page reload. Move the toolbar between eight positions, keep your preferred position, and let it hide automatically when idle.
Cast with the phone display off: On compatible devices, Single-app Casting can continue with the phone display off. Turn the display back on from the browser.
Separate video and audio settings: Choose the video format, bitrate and frame-rate limit. Defaults are 5 Mbps and a 30 FPS limit, with support for up to 20 Mbps and 60 FPS. Audio controls are grouped in Settings; Android 13 and later also offer a Media playback audio source.
Adjust cast content size: Choose a preset, set a custom display density, or follow your phone’s density. This changes only the cast app’s layout, leaving your phone’s main display settings unchanged.
Improved browser display scaling: Better rendering, control layouts and touch positioning across high-resolution displays, window sizes and zoom levels in both casting modes.
Improved connection and startup handling: Automatic connection checks and recovery, cancellable startup, and clear prompts when casting modes conflict. You can also choose to open the Single-app Casting page when TeslaMirror launches.

During the trial, full-screen and Single-app Casting each have a separate allowance of 15 free minutes per day. After the trial, full-screen casting keeps 15 free minutes per day with default video settings; Single-app Casting and custom video settings require Premium. Check the Premium page for your trial end date.

9.84 Version:

Added Dark and Light theme options, with automatic system theme matching on Android 10 and later.
Added a setup guide and Casting Checklist to help with permissions and network settings.
Improved layouts for tablets, foldables, split screen, and larger text. Fixed clipped notifications and buttons hidden by the keyboard.
Simplified remote control permission prompts, shown when you use remote control.
Fixed missing alerts when returning to the app after free casting time runs out.

9.82 Version:

Added a free tier with 15 minutes of casting per day.
Eligible new subscribers can try Monthly Premium free for 6 days. Unless cancelled before the trial ends, it renews monthly at the price shown at checkout.
Premium now offers a monthly subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase for unlimited casting, with purchase restoration and lifetime promo code redemption.
Existing paid-app users keep lifetime Premium access.

All three modes (H.264, H.265, and MJPEG) require HTTPS for lossless audio. Open https://TSL6.com, or use the direct fallback https://TeslaMirror.net:9999. HTTP and direct-IP browser addresses are no longer supported.
MJPEG mode supports Lossless audio feature

Trigger casting, Tesla Proxy, or app exit from ADB / third-party apps

Required precondition: CastTriggerReceiver only handles explicit broadcasts when the in-app Remote Control switch is enabled and the system Accessibility Service permission is still valid. If the requirement is not met, the app ignores the external command and tries to bring a permission prompt to the foreground.

Common parameters

Package: com.hustmobile.teslamirror
Class: com.hustmobile.teslamirror.service.CastTriggerReceiver
Start cast action: com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_START_CAST
Stop cast action: com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_STOP_CAST
Start proxy action: com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_START_PROXY
Stop proxy action: com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_STOP_PROXY
Exit app action: com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_EXIT_APP

ADB examples

adb shell am broadcast \
  -a com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_START_CAST \
  -n com.hustmobile.teslamirror/.service.CastTriggerReceiver

adb shell am broadcast \
  -a com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_STOP_CAST \
  -n com.hustmobile.teslamirror/.service.CastTriggerReceiver

adb shell am broadcast \
  -a com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_START_PROXY \
  -n com.hustmobile.teslamirror/.service.CastTriggerReceiver

adb shell am broadcast \
  -a com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_STOP_PROXY \
  -n com.hustmobile.teslamirror/.service.CastTriggerReceiver

adb shell am broadcast \
  -a com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_EXIT_APP \
  -n com.hustmobile.teslamirror/.service.CastTriggerReceiver

Tasker / MacroDroid setup

Target: Broadcast Receiver
Package: com.hustmobile.teslamirror
Class: com.hustmobile.teslamirror.service.CastTriggerReceiver
Action: use the matching action above
Category / Data / Mime Type / Extras: empty

Start Proxy and Stop Proxy only control the main-screen Tesla Proxy runtime state. They do not change the Tesla Proxy Auto-Start setting and do not automatically start or stop casting. H.264, H.265, and MJPEG mirroring modes are supported.

9.79 Version:

Added manual video decoder selection:

On the Tesla browser streaming page, use the controls in the upper-right corner to switch between Software decoding and Hardware decoding. If the controls are hidden, touch the screen or move the mouse to show them again.
Manual decoder selection is available on both H.264 and H.265 pages, and your last selection is remembered automatically.
The same decoder preference is shared between H.264 and H.265 modes.
Hardware decoding is generally recommended for smoother playback and better efficiency. If the browser does not support it or the video does not display correctly, try Software decoding.
Switching decoders reconnects only the video stream without interrupting audio playback.
Improved software decoder startup, video presentation, and automatic recovery to reduce occasional black screens.
If Software decoding is not smooth, try lowering the resolution and frame rate in the TeslaMirror app settings.

9.73 Version:

Trigger casting or Tesla Proxy from ADB / third-party apps

Common parameters

Package: com.hustmobile.teslamirror
Class: com.hustmobile.teslamirror.service.CastTriggerReceiver
Start cast action: com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_START_CAST
Stop cast action: com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_STOP_CAST
Start proxy action: com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_START_PROXY
Stop proxy action: com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_STOP_PROXY

ADB examples

adb shell am broadcast \
  -a com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_START_CAST \
  -n com.hustmobile.teslamirror/.service.CastTriggerReceiver

adb shell am broadcast \
  -a com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_STOP_CAST \
  -n com.hustmobile.teslamirror/.service.CastTriggerReceiver

adb shell am broadcast \
  -a com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_START_PROXY \
  -n com.hustmobile.teslamirror/.service.CastTriggerReceiver

adb shell am broadcast \
  -a com.hustmobile.teslamirror.ACTION_STOP_PROXY \
  -n com.hustmobile.teslamirror/.service.CastTriggerReceiver

Tasker / MacroDroid setup

Target: Broadcast Receiver
Package: com.hustmobile.teslamirror
Class: com.hustmobile.teslamirror.service.CastTriggerReceiver
Action: use the matching start/stop action above
Category / Data / Mime Type / Extras: empty

9.71 Version:

Android 17 support.

9.70 Version:

Performance improvements.
For Tesla in-car system software version 2025.38.11 and later, H.265 mirroring is now recommended for both MCU2 and MCU3.

9.68 Version:

Added 5 new screen-position controls for easier browser display adjustment.

After expanding the web buttons, a new directional control group appears in the bottom-right corner:

Left arrow: moves the mirrored screen toward the left, or keeps more of the phone’s left side in cropped full-screen mode. Right arrow: moves the mirrored screen toward the right, or keeps more of the phone’s right side in cropped full-screen mode. Up arrow: moves the mirrored screen toward the top, or keeps more of the phone’s top area in cropped full-screen mode. Down arrow: moves the mirrored screen toward the bottom, or keeps more of the phone’s bottom area in cropped full-screen mode. Center reset button: restores the screen to the default centered layout for the current mode.

These controls work in both normal fit mode and cropped full-screen mode. In normal fit mode, the screen keeps its black borders while changing position. In cropped full-screen mode, the screen continues to fill the browser while prioritizing which side of the phone screen remains visible.

9.57 Version:

Performance improvements.
For Tesla in-car system software version 2025.38.11 and later, H.265 mirroring is now recommended for both MCU2 and MCU3.

9.41 Version:

Added H.265 mirroring mode for improved video quality.
H.265 playback is supported on all MCU3 vehicles, and on MCU2 vehicles running Tesla software 2025.38.11 or later.
To switch modes, tap the Settings button in the top-right corner → “Mirroring mode”.
On MCU3, H.265 enables smooth playback at 1080p@60 fps.

9.01 Version:

Improved video quality with the newly added H.265 mirroring mode. H.265 delivers the best video quality.
On the browser side, H.265 video playback is supported only on MCU3 or newer hardware.
Tap the settings button in the top-right corner → "Mirroring mode" to select the desired mode.
H.264 is the default option. If your browser runs on MCU3 or higher-performance hardware, we recommend choosing H.265 mode.
On MCU3 browsers, H.265 playback performance (720p@60fps, 1080p@30fps) is slightly below H.264 performance.
The resolution and frame rate parameters of the H.265/H.264 mode are related to the performance of Tesla vehicles. It is recommended to use lower parameters for older Tesla models and to gradually increase these parameters for newer Tesla models to suit your actual situation.

Trigger Casting via ADB / Third-Party Apps

Required precondition

The app’s “Remote Control” toggle must be ON. Only then will CastTriggerReceiver handle Explicit Broadcasts to start/stop casting. If it’s off, external broadcasts are ignored.

7.00 Version:

Enhanced H.264 video performance on MCU3 (AMD Ryzen); now MCU3 supports up to 1080p@60fps.
MCU3: 720p@60fps recommended, as 1080p requires higher network bandwidth.
MCU2(Intel Atom): 540p@30fps recommended

6.00 Version:

Added a "Fill to Screen" button at the bottom of the browser interface.

5.01 Version:

Improved H.264 video performance on MCU2 (Intel Atom).
"Settings" → three-dot menu (top-right) → "Exit App"

4.06 Version:

Android 16 support

4.00 Version:

Added 96 kHz option for lossless audio. Highest quality ("96 kHz, Stereo, 32-bit") supports Hi-Res audio playback, which requires compatible hardware.
For Android 10+, H.264 mode supports lossless audio, significantly better than Bluetooth or low-bitrate streaming audio.

Audio compatibility note, updated September 22, 2026: 96 kHz compatibility depends on the device, Android version, TeslaMirror version, and playback hardware. Pixel 9a running Android 17 with the latest TeslaMirror app now supports 96 kHz audio in our testing. Earlier Pixel 9a tests did show problems with the older software combination; Pixel 5 also worked well in earlier tests. An Android update may have improved underlying audio support, but the cause has not been isolated from app updates. Update both the system and app, test on your device, and use 48 kHz if problems remain. 48 kHz is generally well supported.

3.00 Version:

H.264 mode. MCU3: 720p@60fps, MCU2: 540p@30fps is recommended.

2.00 Version:

Add support for touch screen and mouse.

This touch screen function requires the "Remote Control" switch to be turned on in the App, and requires "Accessibility" permissions. Now you can use the touch screen of the Tesla car browser to control the Android phone, and you can also use the mouse to control the Android phone in the PC Chrome browser.

1.9 Version:

Added a new setting "Tesla Proxy Auto-Start". This setting is for some special network cases. Please keep the default "On" state for it if it is not in a special network case.

1.7 Version:

The full-screen (for Model 3/Y, park mode) button number is changed from 2 to 1. For Chinese Tesla owners, please set the Android mobile device system language to "Simplified Chinese", so as to use the full-screen mode for Chinese. For all the other mobile device system language settings, it will go with another full-screen mode.

1.5 Version:

Full-screen support added. This full-screen feature only works under park mode.
The default Resolution setting is change to 360p. This 360p is for 2.4GHz Wi-Fi hotspot access. The 5GHz Wi-Fi hotspot is always recommended for better network speed. For 5GHz Wi-Fi hotspot, the Resolution setting can be changed in to 540p or 720p.

1.3 Version:

Fix network access issue on some Android devices

1.1 Version:

Initial Google Play store version