AirDoxx Download

AirDoxx 2.0 · for macOS

Your Android. On your Mac.

See it, hear it, control it. Notifications and clipboard included. Wireless after a one‑time setup – nothing to install on the phone.

Download for Mac How it works

Free · Universal · macOS 14 or later

Everything iPhone Mirroring does.
Now for Android.

Playing on your Mac

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01

Mirror.

Your phone in a phone‑shaped window. Sixty frames a second, decoded by your Mac's hardware.

02

Control.

Click to tap. Swipe from the edge to go back. Type with a real keyboard. Double‑tap, long‑press, pinch.

03

Hear.

Reels, music and calls through your Mac's speakers. F7, F8 and F9 control the phone's media.

04

Never miss a thing.

Phone notifications arrive in macOS. Click one and the app opens on your phone.

Designed to disappear.

The details that make it feel like it was always part of your Mac.

Wireless. For real.

Pair once – scan a QR code or plug in once. From then on AirDoxx finds your phone on Wi‑Fi by itself.

Notifications

Phone alerts, in Notification Center.

Universal Clipboard

Copy on one. Paste on the other.

Your Mac's keys

Volume, brightness, media and F4 search drive the phone.

Trackpad edges

Slide the right edge for Mac volume, the left for brightness.

Rotate

Turn any app landscape – even YouTube – with a clean 90° turn.

One screen or two

Keep the phone dark while mirroring, or show both.

Lock‑screen aware

The phone wakes for its fingerprint, or type the PIN here.

Drop files. Install apps.

Drop a photo onto the phone to save it to Downloads. Drop an APK to install it. ⇧⌘S saves a screenshot.

Copy here. Paste there.

Universal Clipboard works both ways, automatically.

Try it. Right here.

Hover the window for the toolbar. Open an app, rotate, switch screens.

AirDoxx icon

Get AirDoxx.

Version 2.0 · Free · Apple silicon & Intel · macOS 14 or later

Download AirDoxx.dmg
  1. 1
    Open the download. A window shows AirDoxx and your Applications folder.
  2. 2
    Drag AirDoxx into Applications. Or just open it – it offers to move itself.
  3. 3
    First launch only: macOS asks to confirm an app from the internet. If it says it can't verify AirDoxx, click Done, then System Settings › Privacy & Security › Open Anyway.

Android 8+ on the phone (sound and QR pairing need Android 11+). Source code

Set up once. That's it.

About three minutes, the first time only.

  1. About phone
    Build number
    You are now a developer
    01

    Unlock Developer options

    On the phone open Settings › About phone and tap Build number seven times (Xiaomi: OS version).

  2. Developer options
    USB debugging
    USB debugging (Security)
    02

    Turn on USB debugging

    In Developer options switch on USB debugging. On Xiaomi / Redmi / POCO also switch on USB debugging (Security settings).

  3. 03

    Open AirDoxx

    The welcome screen asks for the two Mac permissions right there – keyboard & control keys, and notifications.

    Build from source instead
    brew install --cask android-platform-tools
brew install scrcpy
git clone https://github.com/shanmuckh/AirDoxx.git
cd AirDox && ./scripts/build_app.sh --install
  4. 04

    Connect – once

    Cable: plug in and tap Allow; AirDoxx moves to Wi‑Fi so you can unplug. Or Wi‑Fi (Android 11+): Wireless debugging › Pair device with QR code and scan.

Your keys. Your phone.

Press them – they light up.

F3App switcher
F4Search
F5Assistant
F8Play / pause
F11Volume
F2Brightness
⌘1Home
⌘2Recents
⌘RRotate
⇧⌘PScreens
escBack
⌥⌘DDo Not Disturb

Questions.

Do I install anything on the phone?

No. AirDoxx uses Android's built‑in developer connection. Its small helper runs only while you mirror and leaves nothing behind.

Why Developer options?

Capturing the screen and simulating touches from a computer is only allowed through Android's debugging interface – the same one Android Studio uses.

Will I have to pair again?

No. Once paired, AirDoxx reconnects by itself on the same Wi‑Fi. After the phone restarts, turn Wireless debugging back on (or plug in once).

Why is GPay or my bank app black?

Payment and banking apps hide their screens from every kind of screen capture. AirDoxx tells you and switches the phone's screen on so you can finish there.

macOS says it can't verify AirDoxx.

AirDoxx isn't notarized by Apple yet. Click Done, then System Settings › Privacy & Security › Open Anyway. Once only. The source is public.

Is it private?

Everything stays between your phone and your Mac on your own network. Nothing is uploaded.