Mirage V2.0

For YOUR privacy

Protect full displays, precise regions and tracked apps while you keep working on your own screen with a clean transparent frame.

See before / after How Mirage works

Display, region and app protection in one Windows 11 workflow
Tray, hotkeys, profiles and autostart built into the tool
Smooth tracked-window behavior with stable detection and fast recovery

For you: transparent protection frame

For capture: protected output

Capture proof

What surveillance software sees before and after Mirage.

These scenes show the captured feed, not the user monitor. Each pair demonstrates how Mirage changes the output path that surveillance or recording software receives.

01 / Full display protection

Take an entire screen out of the captured view.

Perfect when a whole monitor should never appear in the remote or recorded feed. Mirage turns the captured output into a protected surface instead of a readable screen.

Before Mirage

After Mirage

02 / Region selection

Protect only the exact part of the screen that matters.

Draw a precise region, keep the rest of the desktop visible, and let Mirage remove only the selected area from the captured stream.

Before Mirage

After Mirage

03 / Tracked app coverage

Follow a live app window while it moves and resizes.

Mirage keeps the protected area aligned with a target application so the surveillance feed loses the sensitive content even when the app changes position.

Before Mirage

After Mirage

Workflow

Built like a control surface, not a toy utility.

Mirage keeps the operating model clean: choose what should disappear from capture, keep your own screen readable, and manage it from a compact Windows 11 workspace.

Choose the protection scope.

Start with a full display, a custom region or a tracked external app. Each workflow is intentionally direct so the operator can act in seconds.

Display coverDraw regionTrack app window

Keep your own screen readable.

Mirage is designed around the operator view. The protected area stays manageable on your monitor while the captured output loses the sensitive content.

Transparent frameDashed outlineWindows 11 shell

Run it like a serious background tool.

Tray behavior, hotkeys, profiles, autostart and stable tracking keep Mirage ready without turning it into a cluttered dashboard.

Tray modeHotkey profilesAutostartFast detection

Systems

Everything around the core protection flow stays clean and fast.

Mirage is not only about the hidden region itself. The surrounding runtime matters just as much: reliable launch behavior, quick recovery, and fast access when the desktop changes under pressure.

TrayDisappear from the desktop when you want to.

Keep Mirage one click away in the tray while protection sessions continue running in the background.

HotkeysTrigger protection without breaking the workflow.

Use direct shortcuts for region selection, visibility toggles, clearing sessions or refreshing targets.

ProfilesStore working setups instead of rebuilding them.

Different environments demand different polling, hooks and startup behavior. Profiles keep those tradeoffs ready.

AutostartBe ready before the first capture starts.

Start minimized, go straight to tray and keep the protection workspace available from the beginning of a session.

StabilityFast tracked-window recovery without visible lag.

Mirage combines event-driven updates with fallback polling so moving targets stay aligned without the UI constantly reloading.

Get Mirage

Choose your Mirage download.

Native installers for ARM64 and x64, plus one portable standalone build.

Windows 11 ready Native ARM64 + x64 Standalone ZIP available

Use MSI for install or ZIP for portable use. Back to top

Download Options Mirage V2.0 packages

x64 is the default choice for most PCs.

x64 Mirage Installer for Windows x64 Recommended. For most Intel and AMD PCs. MSI 77.0 MB ARM64 Mirage Installer for Windows ARM64 For Snapdragon and other ARM-based devices. MSI 71.8 MB Portable Standalone Portable Build No install needed. Just unzip and run. ZIP 93.6 MB

All downloads point to the local release artifacts bundled with this page. See capture proof