About CastDone
CastDone exists to answer one question honestly: will screen mirroring actually work on your phone and your TV? Almost every other site in this space answers yes by default, because they are selling something. We would rather tell you no and be right.
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What we publish
A compatibility matrix covering Android phone families and TV brands, setup documentation for each TV platform, and troubleshooting guides for the failures we see most often. Where we are not sure, we say so rather than guessing — and we grade how sure we are, entry by entry.
How we verify what we publish
Every entry in the matrix carries an evidence grade, shown as a badge beside it, so you can see how far to trust each row rather than taking the whole table on faith. There are three grades, and this is the current split across all 17 entries:
| Grade | What it means | Entries |
|---|---|---|
| tested | Verified on a device | 0 |
| documented | From vendor documentation | 16 |
| reported | Widely reported, not vendor-confirmed | 1 |
Note what that table says about the top row: 0 of our 17 entries are graded as verified on a device. The matrix is currently built from manufacturer documentation and, in one case, from consistent reports we could not trace to a vendor source. That is an honest description of the evidence, not a claim to have tested every combination in a lab, and this page said something stronger until we checked it against the data.
Anything weaker than “widely reported” does not go in at all. If you have tested a pair we have graded lower than your own experience, tell us what happened — a real device result is worth more than a specification sheet, and it is the fastest way to move a row up.
Our relationship to the app
We publish it. Anyview Cast to TV is our own Android app, released on Google Play under the developer name Screen Mirroring TV - AI, and every link to it from this site is tagged so we can see which pages lead to installs. So when this site recommends that app, it is recommending its own product, and you should read it knowing that.
That commercial interest is exactly why the compatibility checker is built to say no. An install from someone whose hardware cannot work becomes a refund and a one-star review within a day. It is worth nothing to us and it costs the reader their time. You can test that claim rather than take it: pick a Google Pixel and a Samsung TV in the checker and it will tell you the pair cannot mirror and decline to show you an install button at all.
How to correct us
Device support changes with firmware updates, and manufacturers rarely announce removals. If something on this site is wrong for your device, tell us - include the phone model, TV model and what actually happened, and we will test and update the matrix.
Who runs this
CastDone is run by the same people who publish Anyview Cast to TV on Google Play, under the developer name Screen Mirroring TV - AI. That is the same entity you would see on the store listing, and it is the address below that answers when you write in.
We are independent of the television manufacturers and platform owners named across this site. We are not independent of the app, and the section above says so.
Contact: [email protected]
CastDone is independent of the television manufacturers and platform owners named on this site. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Hisense, Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, Roku, Amazon, or Google. All product names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. We do publish the Android app documented here - see the About page.