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Browse Android files on macOS with style
A beautiful, native macOS application for browsing and managing your Android device files via ADB. Fast, intuitive, and powerful.
Version 0.1.0 • macOS 10.13+ • Free & Open Source
Features
Everything you need to manage Android files from your Mac
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Device Management
Connect and browse multiple Android devices simultaneously with automatic device detection.
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File Browser
Navigate Android filesystem with a beautiful, intuitive interface. Support for all file types.
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Fast Downloads
Pull files from Android to Mac with drag-and-drop or single-click downloads.
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Easy Uploads
Push files to Android device with drag-and-drop from Finder or file picker.
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Image Previews
View image thumbnails directly in the file browser for quick identification.
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Storage Info
Monitor device storage with real-time usage statistics and visual indicators.
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Quick Search
Find files instantly with built-in search functionality across directories.
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Dark Mode
Beautiful dark theme that's easy on the eyes during late-night file transfers.
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Auto-Updates
Stay up-to-date with automatic update notifications and one-click installations.
Screenshots
Main file browser interface
Detailed file list view
Advanced features and tools
Beautiful dark mode
Grid view with image previews
Download
Installation
- Download the DroidDock.dmg file
- Open the DMG and drag DroidDock to your Applications folder
- Important: Right-click the app and select "Open" (required for unsigned apps)
- Click "Open" in the security dialog that appears
- Connect your Android device via USB with ADB enabled
⚠️ Security Note: DroidDock is currently unsigned. macOS will show a security warning on first launch. Right-click and select "Open" to bypass this. Code signing will be added in future releases.
System Requirements
macOS
- ✅ macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) or later
- ✅ Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) or Intel
- ✅ 50 MB free disk space
Prerequisites
- ✅ ADB (Android Debug Bridge) installed
- ✅ USB cable for device connection
- ✅ Android device with USB debugging enabled
💡 Tip: Install ADB via Homebrew: brew install android-platform-tools
