Multiwindow
A window for every app
Reply to a message, watch a video, and look something up. Each phone app has its own window. Resize them or put them side by side.
Start on your phone. Keep going on Mac.
Bring Android and Mac together Reply, share photos, take calls, copy and paste
Requires macOS 15+ and Android 14+
Ways to connect
USB, Wi-Fi, and remote access
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USB cable
Plug in a cable for lower lag in games, faster photo transfers and sharper video.
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Wi-Fi
Get home and open your Mac. Your phone connects on its own, smooth from start to finish.
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Remote
Out and about without your second phone? Connect to it peer to peer from afar and grab that verification code.
Your phone and Mac
A bigger screen for everyday things
Calls
A call comes in. Answer on Mac.
Dial, answer, or mute on Mac, then switch back to your phone when you need to move. Keep the conversation going.
Files
Phone files. Familiar Finder.
Browse phone photos, documents, and storage cards in Finder. Copy, move, and rename files with the Mac shortcuts you already know.
Handoff
Pick up where you left off
Keep reading or carry on in the app you were using on your phone, now on your Mac
More features
Notifications
Your phone gets a message. So does Mac.
New messages appear in Mac Notification Center. Copy verification codes straight from the notification, without typing them again.
Clipboard
Copy here. Paste there.
Text from your phone or an image from your Mac. Copy on one device and paste on the other, without sending it to yourself.
AI on your phone
Control your phone with MCP
- Connect an AI client through MCP to give it full control of your phone
- Works with Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP tools
- Review the activity log and stop control whenever you need to
Input method
Type with your Mac’s input method
Click a text field on the phone screen and type with your Mac keyboard and the input method you already use.
Drag and drop
Drag files either way
Drag a Mac file into a phone app to use it there. Drag photos and files from a phone app to your Mac to keep editing or sharing.
Camera
A phone camera for your next call
Use your phone’s camera in Zoom, FaceTime, and other Mac apps. Choose the front or rear lens and find the angle that suits you.
Trackpad gestures
Android gestures, right on your trackpad
Swipe in from the left edge to go back, with Android’s predictive back preview. Swipe up and pause for recent apps, or swipe down from the top for your notifications.
Widgets
Keep useful things in view
Put phone widgets on your Mac desktop for a quick glance. Add shortcuts to open your favorite apps, too.
Storage
See where your storage goes
Check space by folder and app, and find large files. Take a closer look before deciding what to keep or clear.
APK installation
Install APKs
Check permissions and compatibility on your Mac, then install on your phone. Supports APK, APKS, APKM, and XAPK.
Plans and pricing
Start free. Choose what you need.
Use every Mac feature for free. Choose Pro when you need more window launches and file transfers.
- Read phone files in Finder
- Unlimited
- Send files to your phone in Finder
- 5 GB / week
- Open new Phone Screen windows
- 30 / week
- Open new Meld Mode windows
- Share the 30 starts above
Pro
No weekly limits. Choose how you pay.
Quarterly
$3.99/ 3 months
Renews every three months. Cancel anytime.
Yearly
$10.99/ year
Renews yearly. Cancel anytime.
Lifetime
$21.99one-time
Pay once, keep using it
- Read phone files in Finder
- Unlimited
- Send files to your phone in Finder
- Unlimited
- Open new Phone Screen windows
- Unlimited
- Open new Meld Mode windows
- Unlimited
Included in both
- Spotlight search and desktop app shortcuts
- Notification and clipboard sync
- Install APK, APKS, APKM, and XAPK
- USB, wireless connection, and auto reconnect
- AI phone control through MCP
- Use your phone as a Mac camera
- Make and take calls on Mac
- Phone widgets on your Mac desktop
- View phone storage usage
Open windows keep working after the weekly allowance is used. Returning to a window or reconnecting it doesn’t count again.
Even after the transfer allowance runs out, files already on their way finish in full. Nothing is lost or corrupted.
U.S. Mac App Store prices shown. Your local price appears at checkout.
Good to know
Before you get started
What is AndroMeld?
AndroMeld connects your Android phone to your Mac. Open phone apps on Mac, organize files in Finder, and sync notifications and clipboard. You’re using your own phone, with the apps and content you already know.
Do I need to install Android on my Mac?
No. Apps keep running on your phone while your Mac displays them and handles your input. Connect your phone to use the apps already installed on it.
How do I connect for the first time?
Install AndroMeld on your Mac and enable USB debugging on your phone. Connect a data cable, authorize your Mac on the phone, and follow the setup prompts. For wireless pairing, follow the Help Center steps.
Can it replace Android File Transfer?
Yes. AndroMeld brings phone files into Finder, where you can copy, move, and rename them. Connect your phone and open it in the Finder sidebar to get started.
How do I move files between my Mac and phone?
Open your phone in Finder to copy files either way. You can also drag Mac files into a phone app window or choose Send to Android in the share menu. See the Help Center for dragging files out of phone apps.
Can I connect when my phone is elsewhere?
Yes. Remote Connection can reach a paired phone that’s online. Pair it and set up remote access before you leave, then select the phone on your Mac. The Help Center has the setup steps.
Can I install APK files on my phone?
Yes. AndroMeld supports APK, APKS, APKM, and XAPK packages. Open a package on your Mac, check its permissions and compatibility, then choose a phone to install it on.
Can I send and receive text messages on Mac?
Yes. Open your phone’s own messaging app in AndroMeld to reply with your Mac keyboard. Messages also appear in Mac Notification Center, where you can copy verification codes.
Does AndroMeld back up my files or screen to the cloud?
No. USB and local network connections send content directly between your devices. If a remote connection uses a relay, it forwards encrypted traffic rather than storing a cloud backup. See the Help Center for connection and access settings.
How do I use it on Windows, Linux, or iPad?
Open AndroMeld Web and connect your Android phone through the browser to use apps, manage files, and view notifications. There’s no client to install on the computer or iPad. Follow the web guide to set up your phone.
Find connection and setup guides in the Help Center, along with troubleshooting steps.