Remote ADB Over WiFi app analytics for January 3

Remote ADB lets you run ADB (Android Debug Bridge) commands wirelessly from your phone to other Android devices — no root required. Whether you're using Android 12+ with built-in pairing UI or older Android versions, this app simplifies wireless debugging and remote control. 🔧 Features: • 📡 Connect to devices over Wi-Fi (ADB wireless debug) • 🔐 Pair devices via ADB Pairing Code (Android 12+) • 🧑‍💻 Run shell commands directly from your phone • 🧩 Support for both modern and legacy ADB connection methods • 📲 No root required, minimal setup 📱 How to Use – Android 12 and Above: 1. On the target device, go to: Settings > Developer Options > Wireless Debugging 2. Enable Wireless Debugging 3. Tap “Pair device with pairing code” 4. Open this app on the controller device – it will automatically scan and detect nearby devices 5. Tap the detected device → Enter the pairing code → Done! 6. Now you can send ADB commands from your phone 📶 How to Use – Devices Without Pairing Mode (Android 11 and below): These versions do not support built-in ADB pairing UI, but you can still connect wirelessly: 1. Connect the target device to a PC via USB 2. On your PC, run the command: adb tcpip 5555 3. Disconnect USB – now the device listens for ADB over Wi-Fi 4. Find the device IP from Settings > About > Status 5. Open this app → Enter IP:5555 and connect 6. You're now ready to send ADB commands remotely Note: Ensure USB Debugging is enabled on the target device. ⚠️ Requirements: • Developer Options and USB Debugging enabled on the target device • Wi-Fi connection (both devices must be on the same network for pairing) 🛡️ Disclaimer: This app requires technical knowledge of ADB and is intended for developers, testers, and power users. Use responsibly.