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LinkMyMac for Android and macOS

LinkMyMac

Make Android feel at home on your Mac.

Messages, notifications, files, photos, clipboard, calls, camera, and mirroring over USB or private local Wi-Fi.

Download for Mac Watch the workflow
No cloud account USB + Wi-Fi One-time purchase Battery-aware
Messages Photos Files Clipboard Mirroring Calls
Morning Workflow

Your phone joins your Mac before the coffee cools.

Open your Mac, let your Android connect, and keep moving through the small moments that usually pull you back to your phone.

Mac wakes, phone connects

USB when you want speed. Wi-Fi when you want freedom.

Reply from the keyboard

Android notifications arrive where your hands already are.

Drag photos and files

Gallery to Finder, Downloads to phone, direct and local.

Copy, paste, continue

Links, text, and snippets move between devices naturally.

Mirror or call when needed

Open the deeper phone controls only when the moment needs them.

Built by One Person

Small enough to care about every rough edge.

LinkMyMac is built, supported, and refined by one independent developer. The same person who reads the feedback tunes battery use, polishes notifications, and ships the next fix.

01 Support becomes features

Real emails turn into fixes, settings, and calmer defaults.

02 Built around daily use

The product is tested on real Android phones and Mac workflows.

03 Updates keep moving

Small releases can focus on the details people actually feel.

Recent shipping log Made from feedback, not a pitch deck.
1.53 Clipboard history and workflow polish

Faster access to copied text, links, and everyday handoff moments.

1.54 Calmer mirroring and notification controls

More control over what appears on the Mac, and when.

1.55 Lower battery use, quieter background behavior

Less noise, less drain, and a connection that feels more native.

Every release is another pass at making Android feel at home on Mac.

See LinkMyMac in Action

Watch the Android-to-Mac workflow for real.

Samuel Nam walks through LinkMyMac from an independent creator's perspective, so you can see the product moving through real moments instead of polished screenshots.

Pairing Notifications File transfer Everyday Mac use
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Features

The full Android to Mac toolkit, in one place.

Notifications, messages, file transfer, clipboard, calls, mirroring, camera, microphone, contacts, media controls, and local drops live in one companion app. Want every detail? Read the feature guide.

Inside LinkMyMac

One app for the small device jumps that break your focus.

Reply, transfer, mirror, browse, copy, call, and use your phone camera from the Mac you are already using.

USB + Wi-Fi No cloud account Battery-aware
01

Stay in the conversation.

Android notifications arrive on Mac, SMS and MMS threads are easy to read, and quick replies work when Android exposes a reply action.

Notification mirror SMS & messages Call handling Contacts
02

Move the thing you need.

Drag and drop files, browse Android storage, transfer photos and videos, and keep clipboard text, images, and URLs moving both ways.

File transfer Photos browser Universal clipboard URL handoff
03

Use the phone from your desk.

Mirror the Android screen, launch apps, use the Android camera as a Mac webcam, stream the phone microphone, and control media from the desktop.

Screen mirroring App control Virtual webcam Media remote
Complete toolkit

The full toolkit, grouped by how you use it.

Communication
  • Notification Mirror
  • SMS & Messages
  • Call Handling
  • Contacts on Companion Devices
Transfer
  • Instant File Transfer
  • Photos & Storage Browser
  • Universal Clipboard
  • URL Handoff
Control
  • Screen Mirroring
  • Android App Control
  • Media Remote
  • Virtual Microphone
More
  • Virtual Webcam
  • LinkMyDrop for iPhone and Android
  • QR, NFC, and manual invites
  • English, French, Spanish, German, and Dutch
How It Works

Pair once. Then your Android feels nearby.

Install both apps, scan one QR code, choose USB or local Wi-Fi, and let the connection come back when your devices are near each other.

01

Install the two companion apps

Put the Android companion on your phone, then add the Mac or iPad app. Pairing does not require a cloud account.

Android Mac + iPad
02

Scan the pairing QR code

Scan the QR code once. The trusted device is saved for next time.

One-time pairing Trusted device
03

Use USB when you want speed

Use USB for big files, mirroring, webcam, microphone, and the most stable desk sessions.

Fast transfer Stable control
04

Use Wi-Fi when you want freedom

Use local Wi-Fi for notifications, clipboard, messages, files, and controls without a cloud relay.

Local Wi-Fi Auto reconnect
Pair once Reconnect nearby Move between USB and Wi-Fi Keep workflows local
After pairing, the setup gets out of the way.

Notifications, clipboard, files, and deeper phone controls appear only when they are useful.

Notifications Clipboard Files Controls
Ecosystem

One local ecosystem. Every device in reach.

Your Android joins the Mac and iPad workflow. LinkMyDrop handles direct phone-to-phone drops.

Android Primary phone
LinkMyMac workspace Android feels at home on every screen.

Notifications, clipboard, files, calls, camera, and controls stay close to the devices you trust.

Reply on Mac Drop files locally Mirror when needed Continue on iPad
Desk command center

Mac

Native alerts, Finder drops, clipboard, mirroring, webcam, and mic.

Portable control

iPad

Photos, messages, files, contacts, and larger-screen controls.

Phone-to-phone

LinkMyDrop

QR, NFC where supported, or manual invites for local drops.

One trusted pairing USB when speed matters Wi-Fi for everyday flow No cloud relay
Connection Paths

The route changes. The workflow stays local.

Use the fastest path for the moment, then keep working from the same trusted device setup.

USB desk mode Local Wi-Fi QR trust
01

USB

Best for large files, screen mirroring, webcam, microphone, and reliable desk sessions.

Fastest route
02

Wi-Fi

Keeps notifications, clipboard, messages, and files wireless on the same local network.

Everyday route
03

QR, NFC, or Manual

Scan, tap where supported, or enter invite details to start a trusted local session.

Pairing route
Before You Install

The important details, without the guesswork.

Store pages show the exact requirements. This quick checklist covers what most people need before pairing.

01
Compatibility

What to install first

  • Install the Android companion app.
  • Add the Mac app, or iPad app if you work there.
  • Use LinkMyDrop for direct phone-to-phone drops.
  • Choose USB for speed, or Wi-Fi for wireless use.
02
First Run

Permissions that unlock the experience

  • Notification access enables Android alerts and supported quick replies on Mac.
  • File and photo access powers transfers and sharing.
  • Camera and microphone access power webcam and mic workflows.
  • Allow local network and USB prompts during pairing.
03
Languages

English, French, Spanish, German, and Dutch

Supported languages follow your system when possible, and can be changed later in Settings.

English Français Español Deutsch Nederlands
Privacy

Your data stays yours.

LinkMyMac and LinkMyDrop connect your devices directly, device to device. No cloud servers, no extra account, no content relay. Your notifications, clipboard, files, calls, photos, and drops stay on a direct local connection.

No Cloud Nothing is routed through a storage server.
Direct Connection Your trusted devices talk locally.
No Account Pairing works without creating a login.
No Tracking The product is built around your devices, not profiles.
Download

Install the pieces that bring it together.

Start with the Mac app, add the Android companion, then bring in iPad or LinkMyDrop when they fit your setup.

Version 1.55 One-time purchase No cloud account
Install Order Set up in minutes
01
Main app Mac

Your desktop command center for messages, files, calls, camera, and mirroring.

Download 02
Phone companion Android

Pair once, then use USB or private local Wi-Fi for everyday workflows.

Open
Optional iPad Continue the same companion setup. Separate app LinkMyDrop Direct iPhone and Android drops.

Questions before installing? Contact support.

Guides

Guides for the Android-to-Mac searches people start with.

Short answers for the common setup, transfer, notification, and messaging questions.

Search Guide

Android to Mac file transfer app

Move photos, videos, documents, and downloads from Android to Mac over Wi-Fi or USB without cloud sync.

Read the file transfer guide

Search Guide

How to get Android notifications on Mac

See how LinkMyMac mirrors alerts to Mac and supports quick replies for supported notification actions.

Read the notifications guide

Search Guide

How to get Android messages and texts on Mac

Read SMS and MMS threads on Mac and use quick replies for supported messaging notifications.

Read the messages guide

Search Guide

Best AirDrop alternative for Android to Mac

Compare local Android-to-Mac transfer without cloud uploads or awkward one-off tools.

Read the AirDrop alternative guide

Search Guide

Connect Samsung phone to Mac

Pair a Samsung phone with Mac for files, notifications, messages, clipboard, webcam, and nearby controls.

Read the Samsung guide

Search Guide

Android clipboard on Mac

Copy and paste between Android and Mac with clipboard sync for everyday cross-device work.

Read the clipboard guide

Search Guide

Phone Link for Mac or MacBook

See the Mac-focused Android alternative for notifications, messages, file transfer, and clipboard sync.

Read the alternative guide

Search Guide

Use Android phone as webcam on Mac

Use your Android phone as a Mac webcam in Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, FaceTime, and other video apps.

Read the webcam guide

Product Guide

LinkMyDrop for iPhone and Android

Move photos, videos, files, text, and profile details between iPhone and Android with QR, NFC, or manual invites.

Read the LinkMyDrop guide