Extend your Mac or PC workspace to your Tesla's touchscreen. No cables, no hardware mods — drag windows over and work from anywhere.
You already have a beautiful touchscreen in your Tesla. SideDisplay turns it into a real second monitor — not a mirror — for genuine dual-screen productivity.
Built for real productivity. Minimal footprint, maximum utility.
Use your Tesla's large touchscreen as a second display for your computer. No cables, no adapters, and no physical modifications.
Tap, click, scroll on the Tesla screen to control your Mac or PC. Like a giant touchpad built into your car.
Responsive enough for browsing, docs, Slack, email, and video calls. Smooth for everyday work tasks.
Connect your Tesla, a tablet, or any device with a WebRTC browser. Build your mobile command center.
No cables or dongles. Connects through Tesla's browser using the same technology that powers video calls.
Native support for both platforms. Apple Silicon optimized on Mac, lightweight on Windows 11.
If you can open a browser, you can use SideDisplay.
Use your phone's hotspot and Internet Sharing (Mac) or Mobile Hotspot (Windows) to create a local connection.
Open SideDisplay on your computer and click Start.
Navigate to the URL in your Tesla's web browser. Done — drag windows over and start working.
"I want to use my truck as a mobile office — the space and large console make it viable. Is there a way to use the main screen as an external monitor without an HDMI install? Something simple that works through the browser?"
"Every time I go out to 'Work From Tesla,' I really wish the in-car display was an AirPlay destination. This would be incredibly useful for MacBooks and iPads."
"Sitting at a Supercharger with my laptop out — that big screen right there doing nothing. Would love to use it as an extra display while I work."
Download SideDisplay and turn your Tesla into a wireless second monitor.
Free to try — 60 min/week free, $10.99/year for unlimited