Synco
An opensource free alternative of KDE connect
What it does
Synco app: free open-source sync tool for Android and desktop. Mirror notifications, control media, handle calls via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Download from GitHub.
Synco is a free, open-source sync tool that bridges your Android phone and desktop into a single synchronized control surface — with Bluetooth support . Download the Synco app from GitHub — no cloud, no lag, total privacy. Notification mirrored from your phone over an encrypted local connection. No data left your network. This notification arrived on your phone and was forwarded to your desktop over your local Wi-Fi network — encrypted end-to-end, no cloud relay involved. The Synco tool links your Android phone and desktop into a single system. Mirror notifications , control media playback, and manage incoming calls directly from your keyboard and mouse, fully offline over Bluetooth or your…from getsynco.vercel.app
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