Everyone builds display tools for iPad. Sidecar exists. Luna Display exists. But if you own an Android tablet? You're stuck with janky apps from 2018 or nothing at all.

I kept running into this problem — I have a perfectly good Samsung tablet sitting on my desk, and my MacBook couldn't use it as a second screen without some unstable third-party hack.

So I built Piped Display.

What it does:

• Turns any Android tablet into an extended or mirrored display for your Mac

• Works over USB (free) or secured WiFi (Pro)

• Low latency, no frame drops, no weird driver installs

Who it's for:

• Remote workers who need more screen space without buying a monitor

• Developers who want a secondary terminal/docs view

• Anyone who already owns an Android tablet and a Mac

The free version covers USB connectivity with solid resolution. Pro adds wireless mode, higher res, and multi-tablet support for $4.99/mo.

If you've been looking for this, give it a try — I'd genuinely love feedback on what to build next.