Synqed
Your Android phone, on your Mac.
What it does
Calls, messages, notifications, clipboard and files move between your phone and your Mac over your own network. No cloud, no account, no relay server.
Take calls, read and send messages, catch notifications, share your clipboard and move files between your Android phone and your Mac — over your own network, with no cloud in between. Use the Google account you sign in with on the phone — Play matches testers by account, so another address won't let you in. We add people by hand, so it isn't instant. Dinner confirmed for 7pm; asks whether you booked the table. Interactive preview — click through the tabs. All content shown is made up. Developer ID build, stapled — opens without a Gatekeeper warning. Per-session keys with forward secrecy, derived at every connect. There is no relay to sign in to. Your devices talk to each other. Incoming…from synqed.studio
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