Texts, calls, notifications, photos and files from your phone, right on your Mac or PC. Free, open source, and it never leaves your home network.
Free forever. No account needed.
iPhone owners get a quiet little luxury: their phone and their computer just work together.
A text arrives and they answer it from the laptop. A photo goes from pocket to desktop in a second. If you carry an Android phone, you've mostly had to go without. Aproid is our answer to that. Pair your phone once, and from then on it behaves like it was made for your computer.
Everything your phone does best, without reaching for it every five minutes.
Phone notifications show up on your computer with the app's own icon. Reply to a chat, tap an action, or dismiss it and watch it clear on the phone too.
Read and send SMS in a proper Messages window, with every conversation right where you left it on the phone.
See who's calling and answer or decline from your computer. Start a call from your contacts. On a Mac, talk through the Mac's own speakers and mic.
Drag a file onto the panel, use the Share menu, or share from any app on your phone. Big videos pick up where they left off if the connection drops.
Mirror the phone into a window, sound and all, and use it with your mouse and keyboard.
Browse recent photos and screenshots from the computer and pull down the ones you want. On Windows they show up in File Explorer too.
Copy on one device and paste on the other. Text, images and files.
Battery at a glance with a low-battery heads up. Ring your phone when it's lost in the sofa, and see where it was last seen on a map.
Pause, skip and change the volume of whatever is playing on the phone, or on your other computer.
Pair a work phone and a personal one, or one phone with your Mac and your PC. Each gets its own card and you swipe between them.
Pair your Mac with your Windows PC to share files, links and the clipboard, check battery, ring a lost laptop and control the music.
Hotel network blocking devices? Aproid finds your phone over Bluetooth and connects through its own hotspot instead.
Your conversations sit in a proper Messages window, and an incoming call slides in with the caller's name so you can answer or decline without hunting for the phone.
Aproid keeps a card for each device you pair. Swipe or click between them, and every window follows along.
Open any phone app on your computer and use it with your mouse and keyboard. Great for the apps that only live on your phone.
Aproid has nowhere else to send it. Your phone and your computer talk directly over your local network or Bluetooth, and only after you've paired them and checked the same code on both screens. Your messages, photos and notifications never touch our servers, because we don't have any.
It also speaks the KDE Connect protocol, so it gets along with KDE Connect on Linux and other devices.
Get Aproid on your phone and on your Mac or PC.
Join the same Wi-Fi, or your phone's hotspot.
Check the code matches on both screens and accept. That's it.
Free, open source and made with care for people who love their Android phones.