Your Android notifications, OTPs & clipboard, on your Mac — wherever you are.
Pair once by scanning a QR, and your phone and Mac stay in sync. Same Wi-Fi or anywhere over the internet. End-to-end encrypted.
- Notifications & texts — your phone's notifications mirror to the Mac, grouped into SMS and Apps tabs.
- OTPs — one-time codes are detected and surfaced; click to copy.
- Clipboard sync — copy on the Mac and it auto-lands on the phone; share text from the phone (Share → Mac Bridge) and it lands on the Mac. Passwords (concealed clipboard) are skipped.
- Anywhere — same Wi-Fi goes direct (fast); off-Wi-Fi rides an encrypted relay.
- Multi-device — pair several phones / Macs at once.
| Mac — menu-bar app | AndroidBridge.dmg |
| Android — "Mac Bridge" | MacBridge.apk |
Preview builds (not yet notarized / Play-signed). On macOS, right-click the app → Open the first time.
- Install both apps.
- On the Mac, open Android Bridge (menu bar) → Pair phone — it shows a QR.
- On the phone, open Mac Bridge → Scan QR to pair.
That's it. Notifications appear on your Mac; click to copy an OTP.
Clipboard: copying on the Mac auto-sends to the phone. To go the other way, select text on the phone → Share → Mac Bridge.
End-to-end encrypted — the relay that carries off-Wi-Fi traffic only ever sees ciphertext, never your messages.
How it works → ARCHITECTURE.md