Your Android,
on your Mac.
Native macOS mirror, control, and file access for any Android device. iPhone-Mirroring-style UX, hardware-accelerated H.265, built on scrcpy.
Features
Every Android feature, where you actually work.
iPhone-Mirroring UX
Rounded phone bezel, auto-hiding chrome, a HUD-style overlay bar — built to feel as native as Apple's own.
Hardware-accelerated
VideoToolbox decodes H.265 directly on Apple Silicon. Metal renders. Sub-80ms end-to-end latency.
Wired or wireless
USB plug-and-go, or pair Android 11+ over Wi-Fi with a 6-digit code. mDNS discovery built in.
Finder for Android
Browse, search, and transfer device storage through an in-app file browser with image thumbnails.
Desktop Mode
Launch the device into a freeform virtual display — Samsung DeX, Pixel Desktop, or Android 14 freeform.
Two-way clipboard
Copy on the Mac, paste on the phone. And the other way around. Toggle off any time.
Swift 6 strict concurrency
Universal binary, sandbox-safe, no bundled CLI, no daemons. Just an .app.
Open source
Apache-2.0. Audit, fork, contribute. Same license as scrcpy and adb.
Why Droid Mirroring
The native app scrcpy deserved.
scrcpy is brilliant — but it's a Terminal tool with a barebones SDL window. We wrap its proven protocol in a real macOS app: Swift 6, sandbox-safe, Finder-integrated, and ergonomic enough for daily use.
| Droid Mirroring | scrcpy CLI | Vysor | AndroMeld | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Native macOS UX | Yes | CLI only | Old Electron | Yes |
| Open source | Apache-2.0 | Apache-2.0 | Closed | Closed |
| Free | Yes | Yes | Freemium | Paid |
| Phone-bezel UI | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| File browser | In-app | No | Limited | Finder |
| Desktop / Freeform | Yes | Manual | No | Yes |
| Apple Silicon native | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Source you can audit | Yes | Yes | No | No |
Comparison based on publicly available info as of 2026. Trademarks are property of their respective owners.
Download
Free for everyone, forever.
Apple Silicon and Intel macOS, 15 (Sequoia) and newer. Notarized DMG below — or build from source.
macOS
15.0 Sequoia or newer
Android
5.0+ (USB), 11+ (Wi-Fi)
Architecture
Apple Silicon · Intel
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is it really free?
Yes — Apache-2.0 licensed, same as the scrcpy and adb projects we build on. No telemetry, no upsells, no closed-source helpers.
Do I need to enable anything on the phone?
USB Debugging (Developer options → USB debugging) for wired use. For wireless, Android 11+'s Wireless Debugging toggle is enough. No root needed.
How is this different from scrcpy?
scrcpy is a CLI + minimal SDL window. We use its proven server jar over a native Swift protocol implementation, then wrap it in a real macOS app: phone-bezel window, auto-hide chrome, in-app Finder, settings UI, no Terminal.
Does it support DeX or freeform?
Yes. Desktop Mode launches the device into Samsung DeX on Samsung phones, or Android 14+ freeform on AOSP. Multi-window Fusion is on the roadmap.
What about foldables?
Tested on Galaxy Z Fold 7. The Mirror window tracks the active panel — fold to outer, unfold to inner — and re-aspects automatically.
Is audio supported?
Yes, Opus → AAC via AVAudioEngine. Toggle in Settings if you'd rather route audio through the phone speaker.
Will my data leave my Mac?
No. All traffic is local — over USB or your LAN. We never call home. The app is sandboxed.
How do I contribute?
Bugs and PRs welcome on GitHub. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the dev setup — xcodegen, Apple Silicon, macOS 15 SDK.