Targets workspace
One place for the USB device, installed apps, local builds, deploy actions, and session activity — no separate Applications or History silos.
A local console for deploy, inspect, and diagnose
Install Dock runs on your computer. USB Android is the primary target for APK and split-package deploy. Authorized host OS installers are available with honest limits — without accounts or cloud sync.
What you can do
Lead with USB Android. Preflight, confirmations, Diagnostics, and View device deepen the operator bench. Host packages and Advanced Mode stay honest about limits.
Deploy & inspect
Primary USB Android path — packages on disk, confirmations required.
Package inspect & compare
Parse APK and split sets (.apks, .xapk, .apkm) locally: package name, versionCode, SHA-256 prefix, SDK levels, and permissions. Map install, update, reinstall, or downgrade.
Preflight
Read-only checks before a mutating deploy. Findings are PASS, INFO, WARNING, or BLOCKING so you know what will change.
Confirmed deployment
Every mutating action requires explicit confirmation. Downgrades need a second confirmation — never silent or automatic.
Honest sessions
Timeout or disconnect becomes Interrupted. Verify the installed version before you retry. Progress is elapsed time — not a fake transfer percentage.
Read data
Browse that app’s private data, install files, shared data, OBB, and media with clear boundaries. Export and sync after confirm. Folders are never deleted.
Diagnose & view
Local tools for readiness and on-device visibility — USB only.
Diagnostics & ADB Doctor
Probe local ADB and target health on this computer. Restart the local ADB server when needed — USB drivers are not rewritten for you.
View device
Open the selected USB Android screen in a second window. Local H.264 stream or stills to 127.0.0.1 only. Tap, swipe, keyboard, and drop APK after confirm. Not wireless ADB, not VNC, not MDM.
Session reports & logs
Local Markdown/JSON session reports and JSONL logs stay on the operator machine. Theme, Privacy Mode, and ADB path live in Settings.
Privacy Mode
On by default. Serials, paths, and recents stay masked until you explicitly reveal them.
Extended & advanced
Opt-in or secondary paths — never silent fleet or OS-security bypass.
Serial USB queue
Advanced Mode can queue additional USB Android targets one at a time. Each device has its own confirm. There is no install-to-all.
Host OS packages
Inspect IPA, macOS, Windows, and Linux packages locally. Deploy only through official tools (e.g. Apple device tools, msiexec, dpkg) with honest limits on Platforms.
Data Bridge helper
Optional on-device Android helper with a hash catalog. Install, upgrade, or uninstall the helper only — staging cleaned up. Not a root or SELinux bypass.
Advanced Mode
Opt-in controls for runtime permissions, AppOps special-access, and a per-app UID firewall only when a privileged shell already exists. No Magisk, bootloader unlock, or SELinux disable.
Supported operations
versionCode drives the action badge — install, update, reinstall, downgrade, or uninstall.
- Install
Deploy when the package is not yet on the device.
- Update
Replace an existing app when selected versionCode is higher.
- Reinstall
Replace when versionCode matches — useful for same-build redeploys.
- Downgrade
Install an older build with double confirmation, where Android allows.
- Uninstall
Remove an application from the selected device after confirmation.
Desktop shell
Six focused areas — the same navigation order as the application.
- DashboardADB status, selected target, and quick paths into Targets.
- TargetsUSB picker, apps, builds, inspect, deploy, and activity.
- DiagnosticsADB Doctor and target health probes.
- LogsLocal JSONL logs on this computer.
- SettingsTheme, Privacy Mode, Advanced Mode, and ADB path.
- AboutProduct identity and local-only positioning.
Ready to run it locally?
Download for Windows, macOS, or Linux — then see which packages and hosts you can use.