Wraith v0.5.0 — native engine (HEVC · native audio · live keymaps · mic recording)

Wraith v0.5.0 — rebuilt on a native scrcpy/QtScrcpy engine. 🖤

New

• 🔊 Native audio — no extra app on the phone; audio starts/stops with the mirror automatically
• ⚡ H.265/HEVC with hardware decoding (Quick Sync / D3D11VA) + an in-app H.264/H.265 codec switch
• 🎨 F10 keymap editor — drag-and-drop palette, live keymap switching, and a New button to create maps
• 🎥 F12 recording with your PC mic mixed in (phone mic stays free for in-game voice; adjustable mic gain)
• 🌑 Dark theme + remembers your settings (bitrate, resolution, codec, keymap, record path…) between launches

Notes

Self-contained signed installer — adb, scrcpy-server and ffmpeg bundled, nothing else to install. Already on an older Wraith? Press Update / Check for Updates to switch to this build.

Wraith v0.4.3 - rotation fix

What's new in v0.4.3

Fixes the crash/freeze on screen rotation. Launching a landscape game (or any portrait↔landscape flip) used to freeze the mirror or drop the connection and force a server restart. That's fixed — the mirror now follows your phone's orientation smoothly, both ways, as many times as you like.

Under the hood: the window now renders on OpenGL, separate from the video decoder's GPU device, so rotating no longer tears the decoder down.

How to update

• Already have Wraith? Click ⟳ Check for Updates in the launcher — it'll grab this automatically.
• New install? Download Wraith-Setup-0.4.3.exe below and run it (per-user install, no admin needed).

Wraith 0.4.2 — flick-free aim + smooth mirror

Wraith 0.4.2 — smooth, flick-free aim + smooth mirror

Aim flick gone, for real. The mouse-look finger now drags across the whole screen and re-anchors only inside a hidden button-free zone, very rarely — so looking in any direction is smooth, recoil control holds with no flick, and you can look up/down freely (even when not firing or aiming).

Smooth continuous turns. A fast gaming mouse no longer floods the link during a turn — look input is coalesced, so side-to-side is fluid instead of jumpy.

Smoother mirror (vsync). Each frame locks to your monitor's refresh for even pacing.

Tip for the smoothest picture: set your monitor to 60 Hz while playing. The phone renders 60fps; odd rates like 99 Hz can't divide it evenly and look like ~50fps judder.

One-click update from any 0.2.0+ build, or download Wraith-Setup-0.4.2.exe below.

Wraith v0.4.1

Wraith v0.4.1 — flick-free aim, smoother strafe, and it no longer crashes if the phone drops.

Fixed

• Aim flick gone. The mouse-look finger now re-centers exactly like QtScrcpy (atomic, no mid-turn gap), so big turns and recoil control stay smooth instead of snapping the camera.
• WASD diagonal strafe — W+A / W+D give a true diagonal every time (no more "just goes left").
• No crash on a dropped link. After a long minimized / screen-off session the USB link can die; Wraith now shows "PHONE DISCONNECTED" in the title bar instead of crashing — quit (F9) and relaunch to reconnect.
• Maximize → restore returns a portrait phone to a portrait window.

Included from 0.4.0

• Performance preset in Start Config — Auto (detect) probes your PC and picks the best size / fps / bitrate / codec; Low / Medium / High presets; Custom. Weak laptops: pick Auto or Low.
• Lighter when minimized — keeps decoding (instant restore) but skips the frame conversion nobody can see.

Click Check for Updates in Wraith to grab it, or download Wraith-Setup-0.4.1.exe below. Installer is per-user (no admin) and code-signed.

Wraith v0.4.0

Wraith v0.4.0 — performance presets, smoother aim, lighter when minimized.

New

• Performance preset in Start Config — one click instead of guessing codecs. Auto (detect) probes your PC (hardware decode + CPU cores) and fills in the best size / fps / bitrate / codec; Low / Medium / High are fixed bundles; Custom leaves your fields alone. Weak laptops: pick Auto or Low and it just works.
• Smoother turns — the aim re-anchor no longer flicks the camera on fast swings (Delta Force and similar). The old margin "park" buffered fast mouse motion and dumped it as one jump; turns are now continuous.
• Lighter when minimized — the mirror keeps decoding (instant restore) but skips the frame conversion nobody can see, freeing the CPU.

Notes

• Updates still ship here on GitHub — click Check for Updates in Wraith and it installs in one click.
• Installer is per-user (no admin prompt) and code-signed.

Download Wraith-Setup-0.4.0.exe below.

Wraith v0.3.0

Wraith v0.3.0

What's new

• + NEW button in the keymap editor — create a blank keymap from scratch for any game. Open the editor (F10), click + NEW, type a name, and start dragging keys onto the screen.

Includes everything from v0.2.0:

• HEVC (H.265) low-latency encoder — ~50% more efficient than H.264, hardware-decoded; far less lag in big bright scenes.
• In-game voice chat works even while recording — your voice is captured from your PC mic, so the phone mic stays free for the game.
• Type in chat with your keyboard (MOUSE mode → type → Enter).
• Portrait nav sidebar (power, volume, screen on/off, home, back, recents).
• Built-in auto-updater.

Install

1. Download Wraith-Setup-0.3.0.exe below.
2. Run it — installs in seconds, no admin needed. Launch from the Start Menu / desktop.
3. On your phone: enable USB debugging and plug in via USB.

⚠️ First run: Windows SmartScreen may warn "unknown publisher" → click More info → Run anyway. (The app is signed, just not by a paid certificate authority.)

Updating

• Already on v0.2.0+? Just click Check for Updates in Wraith — one click.
• On v0.1.0? Download the installer above once; it auto-updates after that.

Best settings for matches

Codec H.265 · Max size 1920 · Bitrate 20 (24–30 for clearer far enemies) · 60 FPS.

Wraith 0.2.0

Wraith v0.2.0

Mirror your Android phone to your PC and play with mouse + keyboard — an FPS keymapper, drag-and-drop key editor, recording, and now a much lower-latency HEVC pipeline.

📥 Install

1. Download Wraith-Setup-0.2.0.exe below.
2. Run it (installs in seconds, no admin needed). Launch from the Start Menu or desktop.
3. On your phone: enable USB debugging and plug it in via USB.

Everything is bundled — you do not need Python, scrcpy, adb, or ffmpeg installed.

⚠️ On first run Windows SmartScreen may say "unknown publisher" → click More info → Run anyway. (The app is signed, just not by a paid certificate authority.)

✨ Highlights

• Low-latency H.265 (HEVC) encoding — ~50% more efficient than H.264, so big bright open scenes stay smooth instead of lagging. Hardware-decoded.
• In-game voice chat always works — even while recording. Your voice is recorded from your PC mic, so the phone's mic stays free for the game.
• Type in chat with your keyboard — in MOUSE mode (press CTRL), just type; Enter to send.
• Drag-and-drop keymap editor (F10) — edit and apply keymaps live, switch keymaps on the fly.
• Portrait nav sidebar — power, volume, screen on/off, home, back, recents (hides automatically in landscape games).
• QtScrcpy-style control panel with a live adb console.
• Built-in updater — click "Check for Updates" and get new versions in one click.

🎮 Best settings for matches

• Codec: H.265 (HEVC)
• Max size: 1920
• Bitrate: 20 (raise to 24–30 for clearer far enemies)
• FPS: 60

⌨️ In-window hotkeys

Key	Action
CTRL	GAME mode (aim/keymap) ↔ MOUSE mode (cursor + typing)
F10	Keymap editor
F12	Record video + audio
F9	Quit

💡 Use headphones while recording so game sound doesn't bleed into your mic track.