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macOS · ADB · Android
Control Android devices from your Mac.
Mobile Matrix is a local desktop workspace for live Android screen mirroring, keyboard and touch input, clipboard sync, screenshots, device tools, and multi-device testing.
Current release: v1.0.1 · Apple Silicon (arm64) · ad hoc signed
DEVICE OVERVIEWConnected Android devices
3 online
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Pixel 8 ProUSB · 1200 × 2640
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Galaxy S24USB · 1080 × 2340
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Android test deviceWi-Fi ADB · Online
Local-firstDevice control stays on your Mac
STF LiteBundled screen and input runtime
ADB nativeUSB debugging and device tools
Open sourceInspect the project on GitHub
One workspace, every essential control
Everything you need to work with Android devices on macOS.
Connect a real Android phone, see its live display, and keep the most common development and QA actions close at hand.
Live screen mirroring
Inspect a real Android display with a local STF Lite screen stream and device-aware sizing.
Keyboard and touch input
Type, tap, drag, navigate, and use hardware controls from the Mac while the phone keeps its native focus.
Clipboard and screenshots
Move text between Mac and Android, or copy the current device screenshot directly to the Mac clipboard.
ADB tools
Run shell commands and query system version, screen resolution, network information, and device state.
Device workflows
Install APKs, manage installed apps, open system settings, and configure Android developer options.
Built for practical Android work
A focused desktop control surface for real devices.
Mobile Matrix keeps the device visible and the surrounding tools organized, whether you are debugging one phone or checking a small device bench.
Android developers
Inspect behavior on a physical phone without switching between separate mirroring, ADB, and input utilities.
QA and mobile testing
Keep multiple authorized devices visible, compare states, and open a dedicated control workspace when a test needs deeper interaction.
Device operations
Use one local dashboard for device discovery, APK management, system tools, clipboard workflows, and screen capture.
Start in a few minutes
Connect Android to your Mac through ADB.
The release package includes the desktop app and its STF Lite runtime. Your Android device only needs the standard developer options and USB debugging flow.
Read the setup notes- 1Download Mobile Matrix
Get the latest Apple Silicon macOS release from GitHub.
- 2Enable USB debugging
Turn on Android developer options and USB debugging.
- 3Approve ADB access
Confirm the RSA debugging prompt when Android asks.
- 4Select and control
Choose the authorized device and open its live workspace.
Local by design
A desktop tool with clear boundaries.
Mobile Matrix communicates with Android through the local ADB connection. Screen streaming and input are provided by the bundled STF Lite integration and runtime resources.
The current public release supports Apple Silicon macOS. Windows and Linux builds are not presented as supported until they have a validated distributable package.
No cloud control service No Docker or RethinkDB required No Android client app required
FAQ
Questions before you connect a device?
Which Mac is supported?
The current public release is built and validated for Apple Silicon Macs using the arm64 architecture.
Does Mobile Matrix control an Android phone?
Yes. It controls an authorized Android device connected through ADB, including live display, keyboard, touch, clipboard, screenshots, and device tools.
Is this the full STF server stack?
No. Mobile Matrix embeds a focused STF Lite runtime for local screen streaming and device input. It does not claim to be the full STF server stack.
Can I use Wi-Fi ADB?
The product includes ADB remote network debugging controls, but support depends on the Android device's wireless debugging mode and the configured endpoint.
Does it upload my screen to the cloud?
The public desktop workflow is local-first: the app communicates with the Android device through the local ADB connection.
Are Windows and Linux available?
Not as validated public release packages yet. The official download currently targets Apple Silicon macOS.
Ready to try it?