Airdroidfy

Airdroidfy sends files between your phone and your Mac over the local network —

no cloud, no account, and no cable. What leaves one device arrives on the other

by going through your router, and nothing else.

TRANSFER FILES

Photos, videos, documents, whatever. In both directions, with file integrity verification: what arrives is byte for byte what left. No

silent compression, no loss of quality along the way.

MIRROR SCREEN

View your phone's screen on your Mac. Android asks for your confirmation at each session —

it's the system's own dialogue, and the app can't skip it.

CONTROLLING VIA MAC

With mirroring enabled, you can touch and type on your Android device using your Mac's mouse and keyboard. The app uses the Android accessibility service—the only API the system offers for this—and it only activates with your explicit authorization in Settings, after a screen explaining what the service does.

What it does: executes touches and keystrokes from your Mac.

What it doesn't do: doesn't read screen content, doesn't record what you type, and doesn't receive any commands outside of a mirroring session you've authorized.

You can turn it off whenever you want, in Android Settings or via the notification shade.

QR CODE PAIRING

Only once. After that, the two devices recognize each other automatically whenever they are on the same network.

WHY LOCAL NETWORK MATTERS

A 200 MB file crosses your home Wi-Fi in seconds. Through the cloud, it rises whole and falls whole — and stays there.

NO ACCOUNT, NO REGISTRATION

There is no login. We do not collect personal data, we do not have usage analysis, there is no advertising and there is no third-party SDK within the app. We do not ask for email.

SECURITY

Each connection uses TLS 1.3, and both sides prove who they are through the certificate they exchanged during pairing. If the certificate does not match exactly, the connection dies before the first byte. There is no certificate authority in the middle, and there is no server of ours in the path of your files.

The app refuses to connect outside of a private network. It's a check on the socket itself, not an option that can be accidentally turned off.

WHAT YOU NEED

- A Mac with Airdroidfy installed (airdroidfy.com)

- Both devices on the same Wi-Fi network

The Mac app has a three-day trial and then requires a license — a one-time purchase,

no monthly fee. This Android app is free.

airdroidfy.com

support@airdroidfy.com

Accessibility: Airdroidfy uses the Android accessibility service so that a paired Mac can replicate your touches and typing on the Mac, only during mirroring and only on the local network. The service does not read screen content or record what you type, and only works with your permission, which you can revoke at any time in Android Settings.