Multi Display

Multi Display Manager lets you launch and control apps or games on your Android phone, an external USB-C display, HDMI monitor, wireless display, or TV. Launch 1 app or game on your phone, then launch another on your big screen making multi tasking easier!

Use your phone normally while another app runs on an external screen. Watch videos, play games, present content, or multitask with a more flexible desktop-like Android experience.

What You Can Do

Launch apps or games on an external display
Send supported apps to a connected monitor, TV, USB-C display, HDMI screen, or wireless display.

Keep using your phone normally
Your Android phone stays usable as the main display while another app runs externally.

Run two experiences at once
Use one app on your phone and another app or game on the external screen at the same time.

Control the external screen
Use your phone as a virtual touchpad and control surface for apps running on an external display.

AccessibilityService API Use

Multi Display Manager uses the AccessibilityService API only for its external display control feature.

The app allows users to launch and control apps on a separate external display, such as a USB-C monitor, HDMI display, wireless display, or TV. Many external displays do not support direct touch input from the phone screen. The AccessibilityService API is used to perform user-requested touch, click, gesture, navigation, and keyboard-related actions so the phone can act as a virtual touchpad/control surface for the app running on the external display.

The service is optional, is not enabled automatically, and must be manually enabled by the user in Android Accessibility settings after a clear in-app disclosure and consent screen.

The app does not use AccessibilityService to collect personal data, read private content, record audio, capture passwords, bypass Android privacy controls, hide notifications, change user settings without permission, prevent the user from disabling the service, or prevent app uninstall.

Users can disable the AccessibilityService at any time from Android Settings > Accessibility.

Multi Display Manager is not designed or marketed as an accessibility tool for people with disabilities. The AccessibilityService API is used only because Android does not provide a narrower standard API for phone-based virtual touch control of apps running on a separate external display.

Connect. Launch. Control. Multitask.
Turn your Android into a multi-purpose device with Multi Display Manager.