🚀 Aurynk - Your Android Device Manager for Linux

Wirelessly connect, manage and control your Android devices from Linux

📦 Install • 🚀 Quick Start • ✨ Features • 🔧 Help

🎯 What is Aurynk?

Aurynk (Aura + Sync, pronounced “aw-rink”) makes managing your Android devices from Linux simple and wireless. No more cables, no more complicated setup - just scan a QR code and you're connected!

🎨 Screenshots

Main Dashboard

Wireless Pairing

Device Controls

Perfect for:

• 📱 Developers testing apps on multiple devices
• 🎮 Gamers managing Android gaming setups
• 👨‍💻 Power users who want full device control
• 📸 Content creators capturing device screenshots

✨ Features

Feature	Description
🔗 Wireless Pairing	Connect via QR code - no cables needed!
📱 Device Management	View detailed specs, battery, storage info
📸 Screenshot Capture	Instantly capture and save device screenshots
🖥️ Screen Mirroring	View and control your device screen (via scrcpy)
🎨 Modern Interface	Beautiful GTK4 design that fits your Linux desktop
� Multiple Devices	Manage several Android devices simultaneously

📦 Installation

Option 1: Flatpak (Recommended) 🌟

Coming Soon! Aurynk will be available on Flathub for easy installation:

# Once published on Flathub:
flatpak install flathub io.github.IshuSinghSE.aurynk

Option 2: From GitHub Release

Download the latest release from GitHub Releases

🌙 Nightly Builds (Unstable)

To test the latest development features, add the nightly repository:

flatpak remote-add --user --if-not-exists --no-gpg-verify aurynk-nightly https://theishu.xyz/aurynk/nightly
flatpak install --user aurynk-nightly io.github.IshuSinghSE.aurynk

Note: Nightly builds may be unstable and contain bugs.

🚀 Quick Start

Step 1: Prepare Your Android Device 📱

1. Enable Developer Options:

   • Go to Settings → About Phone
   • Tap Build Number 7 times
   • Developer Options will appear in Settings

2. Enable Wireless Debugging:

   • Go to Settings → Developer Options
   • Turn on Wireless Debugging

Step 2: Pair Your Device 🤝

1. Launch Aurynk from your applications menu
2. Click "Add Device" (the + button)
3. On your Android device:
   • Tap "Pair device with QR code" in Wireless Debugging
4. Scan the QR code shown in Aurynk
5. Done! Your device is now connected wirelessly

Step 3: Manage Your Device 🎛️

• Click on your device to view detailed information
• Take screenshots with the camera button
• Mirror your screen with the monitor button
• Refresh data anytime with the refresh button

🔧 Troubleshooting

Can't find Developer Options?

• Make sure you tapped "Build Number" exactly 7 times
• Look for "Developer Options" in your main Settings menu

Device won't pair?

• ✅ Both devices are on the same WiFi network
• ✅ Wireless Debugging is enabled on Android
• ✅ Try restarting Aurynk and trying again

ADB not working?

# Install ADB on your Linux system:
# Ubuntu/Debian:
sudo apt install android-tools-adb

# Fedora:
sudo dnf install android-tools

# Arch:
sudo pacman -S android-tools

Still having issues?

• 🐛 Report a bug
• 💬 Ask for help

🤝 Contributing

Want to help make Aurynk better? Check out CONTRIBUTING.md for:

• 🔨 Development setup
• 🏗️ Building from source
• 📝 Code style guidelines
• 🚀 How to submit changes

🌍 Translations

Aurynk is being translated into many languages, and we need your help!

You can help translate Aurynk into your native language directly in your browser using Weblate. No coding knowledge is required.

👉 Start Translating on Weblate

This project uses Hosted Weblate for translations.

📄 License

Aurynk is free and open source software licensed under GPL-3.0-or-later.

❤️ Credits

• Developer: IshuSinghSE
• Screen Mirroring: Powered by scrcpy
• UI Framework: Built with GTK4 and libadwaita
• ADB Integration: Uses Android Debug Bridge

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🔗 GitHub Repository