Multiwindow
Every app has its place
Reply to a message while checking a map. Move and resize app windows, then arrange them side by side.
Your phone apps, in your browser
A bigger screen. A place for every app.
Reply to messages, check a map, or sort your photos. Connect your Android phone and carry on in the browser in front of you.
01Try it out
02The apps you know
Give your apps room to breathe
Search
Your apps, a search away
Find phone apps in the Start menu. Paste a link, phone number, or email address to open it on your phone.
Notifications
New messages at a glance
Phone notifications appear right in front of you. Open one to reply in the app it came from.
Files
Put phone files in order
Browse, rename, move, and download phone files on a bigger screen. Drag one into a chat when you want to share it.
Clipboard
Copy here. Paste there.
Copy an address from your computer to your phone, or paste text from your phone onto your computer.
Audio
The picture, and the sound
Watch videos or listen to music from your phone apps, with the sound playing through your computer.
Controls
Use the controls you know
Type a longer reply with your keyboard or browse with your mouse. On a tablet, tap and swipe as usual.
Widgets
Keep useful things close
Add phone widgets and app shortcuts to your desktop. Check your schedule or control music without looking far.
Phone screen
Open your phone screen
Open the full phone screen and use its familiar layout. A terminal is also ready when you want to run device commands.
03Your devices
Connect from a computer or tablet
Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, iPad, or an Android tablet. Open a browser and connect to your phone.
- Use Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox
- Connect a phone running Android 14 or later and follow the setup guide
- Use a keyboard and mouse or a touchscreen, whichever suits you
04Get connected
Choose the way that works for you
Wireless
Enter a code and connect
- Install AndroMeld on your phone
- Follow the guide to enable Wireless debugging and activate the app
- Enter the connection code in your browser and approve it on your phone
USB setup
Plug in and follow the steps
- Open the connection page in desktop Chrome or Edge
- Enable USB debugging, connect a data cable, and authorize the computer
- Choose your phone on the page and follow the installation and connection prompts
Mac app
More features, made for Mac
- Download AndroMeld on macOS 15 or later
- Connect your phone and follow the setup guide
- Open phone apps or organize files in Finder
05Privacy and access
You decide what connects
Approve the first connection on your phone and remove paired devices whenever you like. USB and local connections need no account. For remote access, you can choose a relay service.
About privacy06Pricing
$0.00
Web features, free to use
Open apps, receive notifications, manage files, and add widgets. All these features are free to use.
If a remote connection needs a relay, see the free allowance and data packs on your phone. Relay data is billed separately from Pro for Mac. How billing works
07Two ways to use AndroMeld
More at home on Mac
The web app is ready in your browser. On Mac, the app offers more features and a more natural fit, including phone files in Finder and apps in Spotlight.
FeatureWeb appMac app
Separate app windows
Phone notifications
Send and receive files
Browse phone files
Clipboard sync
Phone audio
Desktop widgets
Phone screen mirroring
Manage files in Finder
Find apps in Spotlight
AI phone control with MCP
Use your phone as a Mac camera
Make and take calls on Mac
Phone storage analysis
Bring your phone onto your Mac desktop
Download on theMac App Store08FAQ
A few things to know
Do I need to install software on my computer?
No. The web app runs in your browser. Install and activate AndroMeld on your phone, then open the web page to connect.
Can I connect using Safari, Firefox, or an iPad?
Yes. They support wireless connections with a connection code. Complete setup on your phone, then enter the code in your browser.
Do I need to root my phone?
No. AndroMeld uses Android’s debugging features to connect and control your phone. Follow the activation guide in the phone app.
How many apps can I open at once?
You can open four phone app windows at once, including Phone Screen. Files and terminal windows are counted separately. To open another app, close a phone window you’re not using.
Can phone apps use my computer’s camera and microphone?
Yes, on supported devices running Android 16 or later. Meld Mode apps can receive video and audio from your computer. Enable the camera or microphone in the window menu and allow browser access.
Can I connect from a different Wi-Fi network?
Yes. Remote Connection tries a direct connection and can also use a relay. Set up remote access on your phone, leave it online, and enter its connection code in your browser.
Do my phone screen and files pass through a server?
No, when connected directly on a local network. Content travels between your devices. If a remote connection uses a relay, the server forwards encrypted traffic; web and connection services also process information needed to establish the connection. To connect locally, put both devices on the same Wi-Fi network.
Do I need an account?
No, for local connections. You approve pairing on your phone and connect over USB or your local network. If you need the account-based relay service, follow the phone app’s steps to sign in with Google. You can also set up your own relay server.
Find setup and usage guides in the Help Center.
Open your browser. There’s your phone.
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