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ADB Kit

ADB in your browser. Mirror, record, install and debug — no install.

Official website · adbkit.com ↗

About

ADB Kit

Category
Developer Tools
Platforms
Web · Android · iOS
Price
Free
Developer
CellHubs

ADB Kit connects an Android phone or tablet to Chrome or Edge over WebUSB, or over Wi-Fi and TCP/IP through a small agent on your own computer, and gives you the everyday ADB tools in one workspace, with no platform-tools to install and no terminal.

Mirror the live screen and control it with the mouse, capture screenshots with a session history, record to WebM, install APKs with a confirmation step and stream logcat with filtering and search.

It is local-first: your device data is not sent to a server. It is free today; a paid plan for automation is planned for later.

ADB Kit is also available as a mobile app on Google Play and the App Store, with live screen, logcat, APK install, file transfer and Wireless ADB over Wi-Fi.

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Features

What you get.

01

Live screen & control

Mirror the device and tap, swipe and rotate with the mouse.

02

Screenshots & recording

Capture screenshots with session history and record the screen to WebM.

03

APK install

Drop an APK and install it after a confirmation prompt.

04

Live logcat

Stream logs with filtering and search.

05

File transfer

Move files through the device Downloads folder.

06

Private by design

Runs locally in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.

07

USB, Wi-Fi & mobile

USB straight from the browser, Wi-Fi through a small local agent, plus apps for Android and iOS.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Which browsers work with ADB Kit?

Chrome, Edge and other Chromium-based desktop browsers with WebUSB. Firefox and Safari cannot connect over USB. On a phone, use the ADB Kit app for Android or iOS.

Do I need to install ADB?

No. ADB Kit speaks ADB directly from the browser over WebUSB.

Is ADB Kit free?

Yes. Current features are free; a paid plan for automation is planned.

Is there an ADB Kit mobile app?

Yes. ADB Kit is on Google Play and the App Store. The browser version is live at adbkit.com/app.

Is my device data uploaded?

No. ADB Kit is local-first and does not transmit device data to servers.

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Related reading.

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