Connected device management
Scans adb devices -l, shows the model and serial, and lets you direct each GUI action to a specific device.
Open-source Android utility
Install and launch APKs, target connected devices, remove packages, and start scrcpy mirroring from one focused desktop tool.
The current desktop app
Choose a target, run the action you need, and keep the operation log in view. The interface stays out of the way.
What it does
No dashboards or simulated workflows—just the capabilities implemented in the GUI and CLI today.
Scans adb devices -l, shows the model and serial, and lets you direct each GUI action to a specific device.
Open or drop an APK to install it with ADB. ADBPureFlow compares package snapshots, identifies a newly added package, and launches it automatically.
Starts scrcpy for the selected device in its own always-on-top window. If the local engine is missing, the app can download the supported build.
Remove an application by package ID from the selected device and see the result directly in the operation log.
Uses an existing ADB installation when available or provisions Android platform tools locally, with guarded ZIP and TAR extraction.
Use the desktop interface or the direct console workflow on Windows, Linux, and macOS. Release builds are published for 64-bit systems.
Download
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Intel 64-bit
On Linux and macOS, make the downloaded file executable with chmod +x adbpureflow-*.
Open source
ADBPureFlow is written in Go, uses Fyne for its desktop interface, and is released under the GNU GPL v3. Read the source, report a problem, or contribute a focused improvement.
Go · Fyne · Android platform tools · scrcpy