AndroMeld
Mirror an Android phone to Mac, run apps in standalone windows, and manage phone files directly in Finder.
About AndroMeld
AndroMeld deeply connects Android phones to Mac: no emulator required; mirror and control your actual phone, with each app opening in its own resizable window with low-latency video and audio. Phone storage mounts in Finder for browsing, copying, cutting, and renaming as easily as a USB drive, while notifications and clipboard stay synced. Data connects directly over USB or local Wi-Fi, without cloud servers or registration. The free version includes all features, with weekly phone-write traffic (5 GB) and mirror launches (30 times) limited; paid plans are quarterly, yearly, or one-time lifetime purchases billed through the Mac App Store. Requires macOS 15 or later and Android 14 or later, with USB debugging enabled.
Best for
Best use cases
Open and operate phone apps in standalone Mac windows
Browse, copy, and organize phone files in Finder
Sync the clipboard across devices and view phone notifications
Connect Codex, Claude Code, and other agents to automate a real phone
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The official site states that it can completely replace Android File Transfer: the Android phone appears directly in Finder, where browsing, copying, cutting, and renaming work like operating a regular USB drive.
Features
App mirroring windows
Open each Android app in its own resizable Mac window with low-latency video and audio.
Finder file management
Mount phone storage in Finder for browsing, copying, cutting, and renaming just like a USB drive.
Notification and clipboard sync
Keep notifications and the clipboard synchronized between the phone and Mac.
MCP agent support
Connect agents that support MCP, including Codex, Claude Code, and OpenClaw.
Pros
- Mirror the real phone directly without an emulator, keeping existing apps and login state
- Mount phone storage in Finder for USB-drive-like file operations
- Connect directly over USB or local Wi-Fi without cloud services or registration
- Supports MCP and can connect to agents such as Codex, Claude Code, and OpenClaw
Cons
- The free version allows at most 5 GB of weekly writes to the phone and 30 mirror launches
- Requires macOS 15 or later and Android 14 or later, with USB debugging enabled
Pricing Plans
Quarterly
- Starter plan, cancel anytime
Yearly
- Save 31%
- Best value for ongoing use
Lifetime
- One purchase, lifetime access
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on AndroMeld's official website.