Droid2Web: Android Remote

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About this app

CONTROL ANDROID FROM YOUR COMPUTER — IN THE BROWSER

Use your computer's mouse and keyboard to control your Android and mirror its screen.

Install Droid2Web only on Android. On Windows, Mac, Linux, or Chromebook, simply open droid2web.com and enter your session code.

NO DESKTOP CLIENT. NO DRIVERS. NO ADMIN RIGHTS. NO USB DEBUGGING.

Ideal for Chromebooks, shared computers, presentations, and work PCs where installing desktop software is inconvenient or blocked.

FEATURES

Remote Control
Tap, swipe, scroll, type, and navigate Android from your computer browser.

Screen Mirroring
See your Android screen in real time without installing desktop capture software.

Keyboard and Clipboard
Type with your computer keyboard and move text between your devices.

Audio Streaming
Listen through your computer when the Android app being played allows audio capture.

File Transfer
Move files between your computer and Android without a desktop client.

Protected Fleet
Keep up to 10 kiosks, wall displays, shared devices and family tablets online and ready. Use Always Available for unattended access, trusted-browser approval and administrator PIN protection. Managed Device Owner setup adds stronger uninstall and Wi-Fi safeguards for dedicated tablets.

Direct Connections
On the same WiFi, supported traffic can travel directly between your devices for lower latency. Bluetooth mode controls a phone without WiFi or mobile data from compatible Chromium browsers.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Install Droid2Web on your Android device
2. Enable Accessibility Service
3. Tap Start Session to receive a 6-character code
4. Open droid2web.com on your computer and enter the code

WHY ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE IS REQUIRED

Android requires Accessibility Service for applications that perform user-requested gestures. Droid2Web uses it to translate your browser actions into taps, swipes, scrolling, typing, and Android navigation.

You enable the service manually and can disable it at any time. A persistent notification is shown while a Droid2Web session is active.

ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE ACTIONS

When you request them, Droid2Web can:
• Perform tap, swipe, scroll, and pinch gestures
• Press Back, Home, and Recent Apps
• Open the notification shade
• Type text sent from your computer keyboard
• Read clipboard content when you request clipboard sync
• Take screenshots when you enable screen mirroring or request the disclosed low-refresh fallback on an Always-available device

Droid2Web does not use Accessibility Service to:
• Read or capture passwords
• Change system settings without your action
• Prevent you from disabling or uninstalling the app

PRIVACY

The Accessibility Service performs only the actions you request from the authenticated browser. Always available is disabled by default, requires a separate in-app disclosure and affirmative action, and remains visible through Android's ongoing notification. Account, device identity, security, usage, and optional diagnostic data are handled as described in our Privacy Policy.

We do not store your screen, audio, clipboard, or transferred file contents. When a relay is required, session traffic is encrypted in transit.

EUROPEAN-BUILT AND HOSTED

Droid2Web is built in Europe, and its core service infrastructure is hosted in Europe.

REQUIREMENTS

• Android 10 or newer
• Android 11 or newer for screen mirroring
• Accessibility Service enabled for remote control
• A supported browser and WiFi, mobile data, or compatible Bluetooth connection

USAGE

• Free with a daily session limit
• Optional subscriptions available at droid2web.com for extended usage

What’s new

Fixes two crashes: one when Android restarted remote control in the background, and one when a direct local-network connection hit an error.