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WebADB

Run ADB on your Android device entirely from your browser. No install, no drivers, no platform-specific tooling.

A full file manager, one-click APK install, a multi-window ADB terminal with saved shell shortcuts, a live device screencast with mouse control, an instant device screenshot button, live logcat with ANSI colors, per-core system monitor, and an installed-app manager — all from a single tab in Chrome, Edge, or Opera. No install, no drivers, runs entirely over WebUSB.

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Plug your phone into USB first, then tap above. Already on the same Wi-Fi? Tap Connect over Wi-Fi to see how to enable wireless debugging.

What you can do

  • Terminal

    Interactive shell with PTY (arrow keys, Ctrl+C, resize).

  • File Manager

    Browse / upload / preview / pin folders on the device.

  • Apps Manager

    List, launch, and uninstall installed apps.

  • Logcat

    Live system logcat stream with ANSI colors.

  • System Monitor

    Per-core CPU usage, memory water level, and process list.

  • Text Editor

    Edit text files on the device or in localStorage.

  • Screenshot

    Capture and download a screenshot.

  • Install APK

    Push and install an APK file to the device.

  • Screencast

    Live screen stream of the device, with mouse + scroll + drag control.

  • Clipboard

    Read and write the device clipboard. Two-way bridge with the browser's clipboard.

How to connect

  1. Enable USB debugging on your Android phone (Settings → Developer options → USB debugging).
  2. Plug into USB and pick the “File transfer / MTP” mode on the phone prompt.
  3. Hit the big Connect device button above, pick your phone in the browser dialog, then tap Allow on the phone’s RSA fingerprint prompt.
  4. Pick an app from the Dock below () — most work with the device already plugged in.

WebADB is open source and runs entirely client-side. Your USB traffic never leaves the browser; nothing is uploaded to any server.