Used this to teach a class using screen sharing on Zoom. It worked well, but when it times out every 7 minutes, it actually disconnects you from the session, so I had to re share my screen every 7 minutes, which was very obnoxious. It was good enough that I would have considered buying the full version if I planned on using it more. Don’t mind the timeout, but I don’t know why it’s necessary to disconnect the screen when that happens. Free version is not a viable solution in my opinion

I am using this in two ways: as a mirrored touchscreen display, and a second (and third) display. First off, this app works perfectly. The only problem I was running into was that the virtual Touch Bar was a little finicky, but I realized that “Automatically hide and show the dock” has to be on. Once I figured that out, everything else came together and now I am very impressed with this app. It’s responsive, and there are so many options for resolution. It even gives my standalone MacBook Air (no iPads connected) an on-screen Touch Bar, but that wasn’t using the mobile app. Definitely 5 stars, even the free version with interruptions. Not super annoying, and they don’t undo any display settings or delete unsaved work. Anyway definitely still buying the paid versions. Very pleased.

I was able to mirror my older MacBook to my new iPad, but I was not able to control my MacBook with my IPad. My MacBook has a broken screen and I have to connect it to an external monitor. I was hoping I could just keep it closed and plug it into my iPad to see and control it. Unfortunately it didn’t work, maybe if I connected it a different way? I connected from my MacBooks USB-A to my IPads USB-C. Maybe if I went from MacBooks Thunderbolt(mini display port) to IPads USB-C (if that’s possible) would I get better results? I don’t have chords/adaptors for that, don’t want to spend money unless I know it will work. I tried tweaking what is mirrored on my computer, that was a mistake, fixing things afterwards is too complicated to explain, but I’m not pleased. I just keep thinking, if I had bought that computer a few months later, I would be able to use side car and I wouldn’t have to deal with the useless third party apps.

The app is great compared to most other dual monitor apps because most cost money upfront or have a service which is annoying. This one doesn’t cost money and can be used indefinitely. Plus it comes with features that the paid version of the app has as well.Some things I really like about this app is being able to use my iPad wirelessly or wired, changed the refresh rate, be able to use the screen of the iPad as a mouse (there are swipe testers too), and having the ability of use this app as a mini player or have this app and another open at the same time. (Some dual monitor apps don’t have that supported)The only thing that I consider annoying is being booted of my session. You have 7 minutes per session, and it can be annoying to be interrupted. But, getting another session is really quick and easy.Overall I’d consider buying the paid version of this app because it is actually pretty good.