We move between devices constantly. A link copied on one device, a note saved on another, a file shared somewhere else—and suddenly useful information is scattered across platforms, services, and histories.
Lullwire Mirror is built to make that experience more connected, searchable, and private.
Mirror brings encrypted cross-device sharing together with a searchable, dated archive, helping you keep track of what you've shared and find it again when you need it.
Instead of treating every transfer as a disposable notification, Mirror gives shared information a history.
Why Mirror?
- Cross-device sharing: Move useful information between your devices.
- Encrypted sharing: Privacy is part of the product's design.
- Searchable archive: Find previously shared information without digging through disconnected histories.
- Dated records: Keep a chronological view of your shared activity.
- More control: Reduce dependence on centralized platforms for everyday cross-device workflows.
How does it compare?
Tools such as KDE Connect, Microsoft Phone Link, and Pushbullet have helped make device connectivity more convenient.
Mirror approaches the problem from a different angle: encrypted sharing combined with a searchable, dated archive, with an emphasis on privacy and user control.
The goal isn't to add another notification layer. It's to make information movement between your devices more useful and manageable.
Part of something bigger
Mirror is one of three products in the Lullwire ecosystem:
- Link — Connect multiple devices and AI agents, with self-hosting options.
- Relay — Private connectivity with flexible hosting and controlled invitations.
- Mirror — Encrypted cross-device sharing with a searchable history.
Different problems. A shared philosophy: technology should give users more control, not less.
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