On your Mac
Free · macOS 15 or laterThe host, downloaded from this site, for Apple silicon and Intel. It's free and has no tier. A Windows host is planned.
Tablet app · Android 11 or later
Wing Display comes in two halves. A free app on your computer sends its screen; this app on your Android tablet shows it — and, with Pro, sends your touch and S Pen back. You need both.
The tablet app is in a closed beta on Google Play while we check it across more tablets. Getting in takes two steps, both with the Google account on your tablet.
Request to join the Wing Display beta group on Google Groups. We approve each request by hand.
Once you're approved, open the beta's Google Play page on that account and tap "Become a tester". Then install Wing Display from Google Play on your tablet like any other app.
Google is still reviewing the beta, so until that finishes the Play page won't let you join yet. Join the group now and try the page again in a few days.
Stuck at any step? Email support@wingdisplay.com.
The tablet app can't show anything on its own. It connects to the Wing Display host on your computer, which adds the tablet as a real display and sends it the picture.
The host, downloaded from this site, for Apple silicon and Intel. It's free and has no tier. A Windows host is planned.
This app, from Google Play. The second screen is free; Pro adds touch and the S Pen. iPad isn't supported.
With both installed, the setup guide walks through the permissions and connecting the two. You do it once.
The second screen is free on the tablet app, forever, with no trial clock. Pro adds touch — tap, drag, scroll, pinch — the S Pen with pressure, tilt and hover, palm rejection, and the USB Connection for busy or locked-down networks.
Pro is $2.99 a month or $24.99 a year in US dollars, and first-time subscribers get 7 days free. You buy it inside the tablet app, through Google Play — never on this site — and cancel any time in Google Play › Subscriptions. Google Play shows the price for your country. Compare the plans.