PhoneMic
Use your iPhone as a wireless microphone for your Windows or Linux PC. Works over your own Wi-Fi, nothing leaves your network.
PhoneMic is two halves: the iPhone app is the microphone, the free Windows or Linux app below receives it and hands it to Zoom, Teams or Discord as a normal mic input. You need both.
Setup on Windows
- Install the PhoneMic iPhone app from the App Store.
- On the PC, run PhoneMicSetup.exe. Leave "Start PhoneMic at login" ticked.
- Install VB-CABLE (free virtual audio cable — the installer points you there if it's missing), then reboot once.
- Open the PhoneMic app on your iPhone, pick your PC from the list, and start streaming.
- In Zoom, Discord, or any app, choose "CABLE Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable)" as your microphone.
Phone and PC must be on the same Wi-Fi / LAN. If Windows asks about network access on first run, allow it for private networks.
Setup on Linux
No driver and no VB-CABLE. On Linux the receiver shows up as a normal microphone called Phone Mic. Paste this into a terminal:
curl -fsSL https://serdaroztetik.com/iphone-mic-pc/linux/install.sh | bash
- The script installs one file into
~/.local/bin, opens UDP 45333 and mDNS in firewalld or ufw (it asks for your password), and starts the receiver now and at every login. - Open the PhoneMic app on your iPhone and pick this computer from the list.
- In Zoom, Meet, Discord, OBS or any other app, choose Phone Mic as your microphone.
Something off? Run phonemic-receiver --doctor. To remove it: curl -fsSL https://serdaroztetik.com/iphone-mic-pc/linux/install.sh | bash -s -- --uninstall
Support
Something not working, or a question? Send it here — it goes straight to my phone and I answer by email.
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