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Both apps are free on Android and live on Google Play — AirAudio Streamer for sound, AirVids Streamer for your whole screen. Add the optional Mac Relay if you need AirPlay 2 or TV-speaker output.
New to this? Start with the AirPlay from Android guide.
AirAudio Streamer
Send the audio playing on your phone to HomePod, AirPlay 2 speakers and Apple TV — multi-room, in sync, with per-speaker volume and delay.
Get it onGoogle PlayAirVids Streamer
Mirror your Android screen and its audio to any AirPlay-compatible TV, set-top box or laptop — in HD, portrait or landscape, over local Wi-Fi.
Get it onGoogle PlayMac Relay
A lightweight helper for your Mac that bridges audio to your Apple TV's speakers. Only needed for TV-speaker routing — set it up once.
Download Relay · v1.2The Mac Relay is Apple Silicon-only and unsigned. Instructions: on first launch you must go to your Mac settings, Privacy & Security, Scroll down to Security, find where it says "AirAudio Relay" was blocked to protect your Mac and press "Open Anyway".
Up and running in a minute.
Installing from Google Play
- Tap Get it on Google Play above to open the store listing for either app.
- Install it like any other app.
- Open it and grant local-network access so it can find your AirPlay devices.
- Pick your speakers (AirAudio) or a display (AirVids) — that's it.
Setting up the Mac Relay (optional)
- Download and open the Relay installer on a Mac on the same Wi-Fi.
- Drag it to Applications and launch it — it runs quietly in the menu bar.
- In AirAudio, select an AirPlay 2 speaker or your TV; the relay forwards the audio automatically.
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Questions before you install?
We're happy to help you get set up — reach the ThankAI team directly.