DroidPort links your Android phone to your Mac and keeps them in sync - privately, over your own Wi-Fi. No cloud servers, no account, no subscription. Buy it once.
DroidPort is the trustworthy one: it's sandboxed, signed, and collects no data. Everything stays on your two devices and your local network.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
• Messages - read and reply to texts right from your Mac, with full conversation threads.
• Notifications - see your phone's notifications on your Mac, reply inline, tap actions, and dismiss them.
• Calls - get an on-screen alert when your phone rings, and see missed calls.
• Clipboard - share text between phone and Mac in a tap.
• Files - send files to your phone and receive files straight to your Mac.
• Photos - browse your phone's camera roll, open full-resolution shots, save copies, drag them to Finder, and import everything new since last time.
• Media - control what's playing on your phone from your Mac's menu bar.
• Device status - battery, signal, and Wi-Fi at a glance.
• Personalize - pick an accent color and an optional background gradient to match your desktop.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
DroidPort talks to your phone directly over your local network using the open KDE Connect protocol. Nothing is uploaded to the internet. The connection is end-to-end encrypted and paired by a code you confirm on both devices.
WANT TO LOOK AROUND FIRST?
Choose "Explore a Demo Device" to try every screen with sample data - no phone required.
REQUIRES A COMPANION ON YOUR PHONE
DroidPort works with the free, open-source KDE Connect protocol. Install a compatible, independent companion app on your Android phone (DroidPort will guide you), then pair the two devices. DroidPort is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the KDE or Zorin projects.
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Ratings & Reviews
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Easier to read, and fixes.
- The menu bar panel now has a solid background, so it stays clear over any wallpaper.
- Small warning and status words are easier to read in Light Mode.
- While macOS asks about Local Network access, DroidPort now says it is waiting for your answer.
- Fixed: a website link that starts a text message with the words filled in now puts the words in the message, not in the To field.
- Fixed: with MistBar's icons hidden, the little pointer on DroidPort's menu bar panel now points at the ‹ you opened it from.
- Fixed: in rare cases the DroidPort window or Settings could stay hidden when you opened it again. It now comes back on screen.
Version 1.5.4
The developer, Schaun Johnson, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More
Accessibility
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