Android and Mac, finally on speaking terms.
Droidmac makes your Android phone part of your Mac: screen, camera, files, clipboard and notifications, all in one native app.
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Features
Everything Droidmac does.
Screen mirroring
See your Android screen in a crisp, resizable Mac window. Demo apps, check messages or present without picking up the phone.
Phone camera as webcam
Your phone's camera is better than your laptop's. Use it as a webcam in the video apps you already use.
Files in Finder
Your Android storage mounts in Finder like any drive. Drag, drop, rename and open files without a separate transfer app.
Clipboard sync
Copy on your phone, paste on your Mac, and the other way round.
Notification sync
Android notifications show up on your Mac, so you can keep your phone in your pocket and stay focused.
Native
Built for macOS, not ported to it
Droidmac is a native Mac app. It looks and feels like it belongs on your desktop, because it was designed there.
- Finder integration for phone storage
- A mirroring window that feels native
- Lives quietly in your menu bar
Webcam
Look sharp on every call
Mount your phone, pick it as a camera and get a far better picture than the built-in webcam can give you.
- Works with the video apps you already use
- Uses your phone's own camera
- No extra hardware
Requirements
What you need
- A Mac running a recent version of macOS
- An Android phone running a recent version of Android
Do I need an iPhone for any of this?
No. Droidmac exists so Android users get the phone-to-Mac connection that iPhone owners take for granted.
Can I use my phone as a webcam for Zoom or Google Meet?
Yes. Once connected, your phone's camera shows up as a camera you can pick in your video apps.
Does my Android storage really show up in Finder?
Yes. Your phone's file system mounts in Finder, so you can work with phone files the same way you work with any other drive.
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