Your Android screen, on your Mac.
Notifications, files and your clipboard come along too, straight from your phone to your Mac with no account or server in between.
Put the phone and the Mac on the same Wi-Fi. That's all it takes.
Works on this connection
- Screen mirroringUse Wi-Fi or a USB cable for this
- Notifications and replies
- Clipboard, both ways
- Files and links
- Phone battery level
- Ring your phone
Get AndLink
Both apps are free. AndLink Pro for the Mac is an optional one-time purchase.
Everything else crosses the same line.
Once your phone and your Mac are paired, AndLink keeps them in step in the background.
Notifications, answered from the Mac
Your phone's notifications show up on the Mac. Reply to messages that support quick replies, and dismiss one on the Mac to clear it from the phone too.
One clipboard
Text you copy on the Mac is ready to paste on the phone. Send text the other way with Copy to Mac. Passwords copied from password managers are never sent.
Files, both ways
Drop files on the menu bar icon to send them to the phone. Share from the phone to AndLink and they land in the Mac's Downloads folder.
Links open where you are
Share a link from the phone and it opens in your Mac's default browser.
Battery at a glance
Your phone's battery level and charging state, right in the menu bar.
Find your phone
Ring it from the Mac at full volume, even when it's on silent.
One QR code, from install to connected.
The Mac shows a QR code and the phone does the rest. There are no codes or IP addresses to type.
Open AndLink in the Mac's menu bar
Until a phone is paired, the QR code is the first thing you see.
Scan it with your phone's camera
Google Play opens the free AndLink app. Install it.
Open the app and connect
It already knows which Mac you scanned. Tap Connect and you're linked.
Already have the app? Use Connect with QR code inside it. No camera at hand? Pick your Mac from the phone's list and check that both screens show the same 6-digit code.
Then a guide that says why
Android hides the settings AndLink needs. The phone app walks you through each one with a picture of what it does, why Android asks for it, and exactly where to tap.
Read the full guideOnly your phone and your Mac.
There's no account and no server of ours in between. What you share goes straight from one device to the other.
No account, no cloud
There's nothing to sign up for. Your notifications, files and clipboard travel between your own devices and never pass through anyone else's server.
End-to-end encrypted
After pairing, everything between the two is encrypted with AES-256-GCM, over Wi-Fi, cable and Bluetooth alike.
You see every new phone
A QR code works only once. When a new phone connects with it, your Mac tells you, and you can remove it right away.
AndLink Pro, for the Mac.
Everything above is free. Pro adds six things to screen mirroring.
Control from the Mac
Click to tap, scroll to swipe, and type with your Mac's keyboard.
Screenshots and recording
Save the mirrored screen as an image or an .mp4 video.
High quality
Up to 1920 px at 60 fps, as far as your phone supports.
Always on top
Keep the window above the others and open it from anywhere with ⌃⌥⌘M.
Phone audio
Hear your phone's sound on the Mac.
Drop to send
Drop files on the mirroring window to send them to the phone.
One-time purchase · Not a subscription · 7-day free trial
Start the trial whenever you like, once per Apple Account. Nothing is charged when it ends; AndLink simply goes back to the free features.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store and Google Play.
AndLink isn't out yet. Both apps will be free to download.
macOS 14 or later · Android 10 or later · Bluetooth connection: Android 12 or later
Read the setup guide