Castify turns any phone into a remote for the TV — video, audio, PDFs, and photo slideshows, streamed straight from your pocket to Chromecast or DLNA, no HDMI dongle, no app-switching.
A downloaded movie needs one caster, a podcast needs another, a PDF deck for the family slideshow needs AirDrop and a laptop. Chromecast support is scattered and DLNA is an afterthought.
One app finds your device's TV, reads whatever's on your phone, and streams it — transcoding on the fly when the format needs it. Pick the file, tap cast, done.
Local video and audio files stream to Chromecast or DLNA receivers, with on-device HLS packaging so formats the TV can't natively read still play.
PDFs are rasterized page-by-page and cast as a slideshow — pitch decks and photo albums, full screen, no laptop needed.
Finds Chromecast and DLNA receivers on the network automatically. No pairing codes, no manual IP entry.
Picks up media already on the phone — camera roll, downloads, file manager — instead of requiring an upload step first.
Onboarding, themeing, and a settings surface designed for daily use, not a one-off demo.
Core casting is free. A premium tier removes limits for the people who cast daily.
Choose a video, audio track, PDF, or photo set already on your phone.
Castify finds Chromecast and DLNA devices on the same Wi-Fi automatically.
Playback starts on the TV; your phone becomes the remote.
Castify is live in closed testing ahead of public launch. If you cast media from your phone to your TV more than once a week, we want your feedback before this goes wide.