SideDisplay

Turn your Tesla into a wireless second monitor for your Mac or PC. No cables, no hardware mods. Just open a URL in the Tesla browser.

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

@MoonlightTesla Appreciate that! It's great to see more developers building for this space. Thanks for the kind words on v1.6.

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

SideDisplay for Windows v1.6.0

Biggest change: no internet? No problem. A new "Hotspot with loopback" mode lets you broadcast a hotspot from your PC without any internet connection. Connect your Tesla or any device with a WebRTC-supported browser and use it as a wireless extended monitor.

Plus a new in-app setup tutorial for first-time users.
https://t.co/nPt74LdMzc

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

No internet? No problem. SideDisplay for Windows now works without an internet connection.

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

clean mac mini setup

[Stephen Robles @stephenrobles]

This is a joke btw

[Tobi Mülhauser 🍕 @iamtobi]

@Nico_S_Prang You can do it with SideDisplay 👍🏻 https://t.co/Z19GGz4kQQ

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

@toolselectrodiy Same here. I really wish the Tesla browser supported true full screen. The wasted space at the top is a bit of a shame.

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

Not sure exactly how this was done, but SideDisplay offers the same functionality. Use your Tesla screen as a wireless extended monitor for your MacBook or Windows laptop.

https://t.co/MKYeKk7Dcq

[Tools. Electro. DIY. @toolselectrodiy]

Use the Tesla car screen as the extended monitor of my MacBook Pro laptop

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

@Petey_Money Awesome setup! Thanks for sharing this, and thanks for your patience throughout the whole troubleshooting process. Enjoy your mobile workspace! If you ever run into any issues, feel free to reach out anytime.

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

SideDisplay for Windows v1.5.0 is out.

This update makes full use of hardware encoders (Intel QSV, NVIDIA NVENC, AMD AMF) to reduce latency, with improved connection stability across the board.

https://t.co/MKYeKk7Dcq

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

@cryptoslayer3 @AlexFinn @elonmusk You don't have to wait. SideDisplay already does this. It turns the Tesla touchscreen into a real wireless extended monitor for your laptop through the Tesla browser. No cables, no dongles, no mirroring.

Free trial available.

https://t.co/MKYeKk7Dcq

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

Thanks for taking an interest in the product! Fair point on the subscription. SideDisplay is $10.99/year, which works out to less than $1 a month. The reason I went with a subscription: every Tesla software update, macOS release, and Windows update can affect compatibility, so the app needs ongoing development to keep working. A one-time fee wouldn't sustain that. There's also a free trial with 60 minutes per week, no credit card needed, which should be enough for users who don't use it heavily. I'll do my best to make the subscription worth it through continuous updates and new features built on top of the core functionality.

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

"Work from anywhere" sounds great. But where do you actually work?
Most of us end up at a coffee shop. I wrote about why that happens, and how I built a real mobile workspace inside my Tesla.
https://t.co/Bl5wIj21z2
@Tesla @elonmusk

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

@Petey_Money I'm really sorry for the inconvenience. I've pushed another update (1.4.2) with a fix for the part I suspected was causing the issue. Could you update to the latest version and let me know whether the problem still occurs?

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

My office today: a park, a parking lot, and three screens.

Tesla's Mobile Office Profile on. MacBook and iPad on the folding table, with the Tesla screen and iPad both running as wireless extended displays.

The iPad? Not Sidecar. Also SideDisplay.
No cables. All three screens connected through SideDisplay.

Building the next feature of SideDisplay… on SideDisplay.

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

@Petey_Money I found an edge case in how the app detects the Mobile Hotspot interface. I've just released version 1.4.1 with a fix, so please update to the latest version and let me know if the same issue still occurs.

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

@Petey_Money Thanks, I've received the report. I'll review it and get back to you with my findings shortly.

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

Thanks for the reply. Could you run a quick diagnostic so I can take a closer look?

1. Open SideDisplay
2. Check "Enable Diagnostics"
3. Click Start
4. Wait 1–2 minutes
5. Click Stop
6. Click Send Report

Once the report comes through, I'll review it and get back to you with what I find.

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

@Petey_Money Here's a screenshot from my side for reference:

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

@Petey_Money Thanks for sharing the screenshot. Based on the current state of the app, it looks like Windows Mobile Hotspot may not be set up correctly on your side. Could you also share a screenshot of Settings > Network & internet > Mobile hotspot on Windows?

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

To help me understand what's happening on your end, could you send a screenshot of the SideDisplay app right after you click the Start button? If Mobile Hotspot is enabled on Windows, after you click Start in the app you should see both https://t.co/QXJDLTxWB0 and http://203.0.113.1 shown under "Access from Browser."

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

Duet Display, Sidecar, Luna Display, Spacedesk, Deskreen — I tried them all to turn my Tesla screen into a second monitor.
None of them worked. Here's why.
https://t.co/c2FVtWmT36
@Tesla @elonmusk

[SideDisplay @SideDisplay]

@mytesla_toshi 私は韓国でアメリカ製のModel Xに乗っているので、韓米FTAにより韓国政府の別途承認なしでFSDを使っています。でも本当は、すべての車両が正式にFSDを使えるようになってほしいです。人間が運転するよりもはるかに安全だから。