AndroMeld
Bring a continuity-style experience to Android and Mac
What it does
AndroMeld brings a Continuity-style experience to Android and Mac. Mirror multiple Android apps in separate, resizable, native-like Mac windows, hand off the app already open on your phone, and control it with keyboard & trackpad gestures. Browse Android storage in Finder, sync notifications and clipboard, and turn on your phone’s hotspot over Bluetooth. Support any Android 16+ devices connect by USB or Wi-Fi, with a free Web App available.
Run Android apps on Mac without an emulator and manage phone files in Finder, the Android File Transfer replacement. Sync locally over USB or Wi-Fi. Try free.
Copy on one device, paste on the other. Text and images, both directions Inspect permissions and compatibility before you install. APK, APKS, and XAPK supported Billed through the Mac App Store. U.S. store pricing shown. Your local price appears at checkout. See how the weekly allowance works Still have questions? Visit the Help Center or jump tofrom andromeld.catchingnow.com
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