Test devices
Every test phone, in one panel.
Your Android phones over USB or Wi-Fi, emulators, iPhones and booted simulators, side by side in the notch. Only yours, never a coworker’s. Drop an APK on a card and it installs.
How it works
- 1
Plug in a phone, or press Pair: an Android by QR or 6-digit code, an iPhone with a cable once. Both then work over Wi-Fi.
- 2
Open Test Devices from the phone icon beside the battery.
- 3
Drop an APK, a file, a link or text on a card, or press Record, Mirror or Screenshot.
The details
Installs that explain themselves
Live upload and install progress; failures say why: different signing key, older version, no storage, wrong CPU, newer Android needed.
Mirror & record
Android mirroring and unlimited recording with scrcpy; iPhone mirror, record and screenshot over USB. Finished captures fly into the Shelf tab.
Send anything
Files go to Downloads, links open on the device, text lands on its clipboard.
Only your devices
Phones you’ve plugged in or paired, plus emulators and simulators. Other people’s phones on the same Wi-Fi never show up.
Pair once, then Wi-Fi
Android pairs by QR or 6-digit code; an iPhone trusts the Mac over a cable once, then stays listed on Wi-Fi. Keep on Wi-Fi stops Androids dropping off.
Nothing to install
adb, aapt2, scrcpy and iPhone libraries are built in. If you have the Android SDK, its adb is used.
Xiaomi without a SIM
When HyperOS blocks USB installs, the APK goes to Downloads and you finish on the phone.
FAQ
Can I install an app on an iPhone?
Not on a real iPhone; you can drop an .app build on a booted iOS simulator. Real iPhones show battery, OS version and address, and mirror, record and screenshot over USB.
Do I need Android Studio?
No. Everything needed is inside the app.
Will it list other people’s phones on the office Wi-Fi?
No. Wi-Fi phones show only once they’re yours: paired with Pair, or plugged in by USB once. Right-click a card and choose Forget This Phone to remove one.
Can I mirror an iPhone over Wi-Fi?
No. macOS offers apps no Wi-Fi screen feed of an iPhone, so iPhone mirroring needs USB.
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