LinkMyMac brings notifications, messages, files, photos, clipboard, calls, webcam, microphone, and screen workflows into one direct local connection. LinkMyDrop adds private iPhone and Android drops for photos, files, text, and profile details.
Pair once with a QR code, then let LinkMyMac choose the best local path for the moment: USB when you want speed, Wi-Fi when you want freedom, and direct device-to-device privacy either way.
Open LinkMyDroid on Mac or iPad and scan the code from Android.
Clipboard, files, camera, mic, calls, and notifications stay on your devices.
The apps reconnect after pairing so your devices feel like one setup.
LinkMyMac replaces a dozen Android-to-Apple utilities with one local connection. LinkMyDrop handles the phone-to-phone side for iPhone and Android without routing your content through a cloud.
Want the full breakdown? Read the feature guide.
Copy on Android, paste on Mac. Copy on Mac, paste on Android. Text, images, URLs. Everything syncs instantly. "Copy to Mac" appears right in your text selection menu.
Drag and drop files between devices. Photos, videos, documents. Transfer large batches over USB or Wi-Fi, browse Android storage, and send from share-driven workflows.
Move photos, videos, files, text, and profile details between iPhone and Android over a direct local connection. Start with QR, NFC where supported, or a manual invite.
See every Android notification on your Mac. Reply to messages from supported apps including WhatsApp, Telegram, and SMS when Android exposes a reply action.
See your Android screen on your Mac in real time. Navigate using your mouse and keyboard. Full touch control from your desk.
Browse Android photos, videos, downloads, and folders from Mac or iPad. Preview what you need, transfer originals, and keep large folders moving over the best local path.
Incoming calls appear on your Mac. Answer, decline, or mute, all without touching your phone. Full caller info with contact photos.
Browse Android contacts on Mac and iPad, see caller context, and move from a contact to supported call and message workflows without picking up the phone.
Copy a link on your phone, open it on your Mac, or the other way around. One tap and it opens instantly in the right browser.
Control your Android's music from your Mac. Play, pause, skip, and adjust volume. See what's playing with album art and track info.
Launch and switch Android apps from Mac during mirror workflows, so your desktop can become a practical control surface for the phone apps you use every day.
Use your Android camera as a Mac webcam. Select "LinkMyDroid Camera" in Zoom, Teams, Meet, or any video app. Switch front and back camera from the menu bar.
Stream your phone's mic to your Mac as a system audio input. Use it in calls, recordings, or any app that accepts a microphone.
Read SMS and MMS conversation threads from your Mac. Quick reply support is also available for supported messaging notifications.
Start in your system language or choose manually during onboarding. LinkMyMac and LinkMyDroid now support English, French, and Spanish across the main app experience.
Pair once, stay on your local network, and move from setup to real work without accounts, clouds, or complicated device menus.
Download LinkMyMac on Android, then get LinkMyDroid on Mac or iPad from the App Store.
Open LinkMyDroid on your Mac or iPad. It shows a QR code. Scan it with LinkMyMac on Android. That's the entire pairing process.
Plug in a USB cable for maximum speed and reliability, or connect over Wi-Fi when you're across the room. The apps can reconnect automatically after pairing.
Notifications flow to your Mac, clipboard syncs automatically, files transfer with drag and drop. Your devices are now one ecosystem.
LinkMyMac connects Android with Mac and iPad. LinkMyDrop extends the same local-first idea to iPhone and Android phone-to-phone transfers.
Runs silently in the background. Share clipboard, transfer files from the share menu, see calls and notifications forwarded automatically. Quick Settings tile for instant clipboard push.
Lives in your menu bar. Notifications pop up natively, clipboard syncs in real time, files land in your Downloads. URL Handoff opens links instantly.
Built for larger-screen control. Clipboard sync, file transfers, photos, messages, notifications, contacts, and fast Wi-Fi Direct transfers in an iPad-first layout.
Built for local Android and iPhone drops. Share from Photos, Files, or the share sheet, approve incoming transfers, and export received items when you are ready.
Maximum speed. Zero latency. Works even without Wi-Fi. Plug in your USB cable and everything connects automatically.
Wireless freedom. Same network, instant connection. Walk around your house and stay connected. Supports Wi-Fi Direct too.
LinkMyDrop starts phone-to-phone sessions with a QR invite, NFC tap where supported, or manual invite details, then moves data over the local connection.
LinkMyMac is designed for local Android-to-Apple workflows, and LinkMyDrop covers iPhone-to-Android drops. Store listings show exact device requirements, and these are the setup details most people need before pairing.
New users start in their system language when it is supported. You can also choose the app language during onboarding or change it later in Settings.
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.
Get LinkMyMac on Android and LinkMyDroid on Apple devices. Learn how LinkMyDrop moves content between iPhone and Android locally.
Questions before installing? Visit the contact page or email support@linkmymac.com, or read the LinkMyDrop guide.
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