Ws-scrcpy

You have a tablet mounted on the wall controlling Home Assistant. You want to debug why the screen goes black at midnight. Instead of standing in front of the wall, you run WS-SCRCPY on your server and watch the tablet’s screen from your laptop.

Drag an .apk file onto the device screen in the browser, and ws-scrcpy will install it immediately.

Open your browser and navigate to http://localhost:8080 (or the port shown in the console). You should see your device listed and be able to start mirroring. ws-scrcpy

The magic of ws-scrcpy lies in how it translates local Android hardware events into standard web technologies.

The tablet’s screen went black. The ghost’s cursor vanished. You have a tablet mounted on the wall

SCRCPY can be used for various purposes, such as taking screenshots, recording screencasts, or remotely controlling your device. scrcpy.org What Is Scrcpy? Full Review in 2026 - PigeonCast

View and control your Android screen via any modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari). Drag an

: Like its predecessor, it requires no root access and no app installation on the Android device itself.

docker exec -it ws-scrcpy-docker-service-1 sh adb pair <ip>:<port> adb connect <ip>:<port>

npm install --unsafe-perm

Many users ask: If scrcpy already exists, why do I need WS-SCRCPY?