FoldDisplay: Phone as Monitor
Use your Android phone, foldable or tablet as a real Windows extended display.
11 Aug 2026launched 55 days ago
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Seen in 1 countryTurkey
0.1.7latest version · 16 days ago
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Give your Windows workspace more room with the Android device you already own. FoldDisplay turns a phone, foldable, or tablet into a real extended display. Move windows and tools onto the Android screen instead of simply mirroring the same image. It is useful for timelines, reference material, chat, monitoring panels, and any workflow that benefits from one more screen. Highlights: • Real Windows extended desktop • Smooth streaming up to 60 fps on supported hardware and networks • Touch input from the Android display back to the PC • Automatic resolution updates when a foldable opens, closes, or rotates • Finds nearby FoldDisplay PCs on the same local network • First-time pairing shows a matching confirmation code • Works with phones, foldables, and tablets running Android 8.0 or later How it works: 1. Install and run the FoldDisplay companion on a Windows 11 PC. 2. Connect the PC and Android device to the same local network. 3. Open FoldDisplay and approve the PC when the matching code appears. 4. Arrange the new display in Windows Display settings and start working. The free version includes advertising. Optional choices can pause or remove ads, including a rewarded-ad break, a 24-hour ad-free pass, and a monthly ad-free subscription. Prices are shown by Google Play in your local currency before purchase. FoldDisplay is designed for local display streaming. Performance depends on the PC, Android device, Wi-Fi conditions, resolution, and encoder support. The Windows companion is required; this Android app is the receiving display.Read more
Give your Windows workspace more room with the Android device you already own.
FoldDisplay turns a phone, foldable, or tablet into a real extended display. Move windows and tools onto the Android screen instead of simply mirroring the same image. It is useful for timelines, reference material, chat, monitoring panels, and any workflow that benefits from one more screen.
Highlights:
• Real Windows extended desktop
• Smooth streaming up to 60 fps on supported hardware and networks
• Touch input from the Android display back to the PC
• Automatic resolution updates when a foldable opens, closes, or rotates
• Finds nearby FoldDisplay PCs on the same local network
• First-time pairing shows a matching confirmation code
• Works with phones, foldables, and tablets running Android 8.0 or later
How it works:
1. Install and run the FoldDisplay companion on a Windows 11 PC.
2. Connect the PC and Android device to the same local network.
3. Open FoldDisplay and approve the PC when the matching code appears.
4. Arrange the new display in Windows Display settings and start working.
The free version includes advertising. Optional choices can pause or remove ads, including a rewarded-ad break, a 24-hour ad-free pass, and a monthly ad-free subscription. Prices are shown by Google Play in your local currency before purchase.
FoldDisplay is designed for local display streaming. Performance depends on the PC, Android device, Wi-Fi conditions, resolution, and encoder support. The Windows companion is required; this Android app is the receiving display.
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- Version 0.1.7First seen · 18 Sept 2026
Clearer Windows/Mac host download and connection guidance. Improved ad-removal purchase and restore feedback. Fixed touch handling during rotation, folding, and background transitions. Improved help-page recovery and connection diagnostics.
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