ADBridge v1.2.4

ADBridge is the swiss knife of ADB: a desktop UI that simplifies day-to-day ADB usage.

It is built for developers, testers, and anyone already familiar with ADB who wants faster workflows without living in a terminal.

Features

• Device discovery (USB & wireless) with real-time tracking
• Device info bar (model, Android version, battery, RAM, IPv4 address)
• App management: list, uninstall, clear data, install APK
• Device file explorer (browse, push, pull, create folder, delete, rename)
• Logcat viewer with app selector, tag filter, level filter, and export
• Screen mirroring via bundled scrcpy

Download Windows Zip

To skip the build hassle and just want to use ADBridge, download the latest portable ADBridge-v<version>.zip from the GitHub Releases page:

https://github.com/rosalesKevin/adbridge/releases

Extract the zip anywhere. It will create a single ADBridge-v<version> folder — open it and run ADBridge.exe.

ADBridge notifies you when a newer release exists and opens the GitHub release page. To update, download the new release zip, extract it, and replace your existing/previous version.

If you wish to clone repo and run it these are the requirements

• Node.js (v18+)
• Optional: Android SDK build-tools (aapt) in PATH or ANDROID_HOME set (required for "From APK" logcat feature)
• Optional: JDK (keytool) in PATH or JAVA_HOME set (required for APK signing info and keystore inspection)

Run

npm install
npm start

Build Windows Zip

npm run build

Output: dist/win-unpacked/

To create a release zip, rename dist/win-unpacked/ to dist/ADBridge-v<version>/, then zip that folder. The zip should extract as a single named folder containing ADBridge.exe and everything else inside it.

Third-party licenses

ADBridge bundles the following open-source components. Full license and NOTICE texts ship inside the release zip at LICENSES/, and a full inventory is in docs/THIRD_PARTY_LICENSES.md.

• scrcpy — © Genymobile / Romain Vimont, Apache 2.0
• Android Platform-Tools (adb.exe, AdbWinApi.dll, AdbWinUsbApi.dll) — © The Android Open Source Project, Apache 2.0

The platform-tools binaries are unmodified copies of Google's official release. Redistribution is permitted under Apache 2.0 via §3.5 of the Android SDK License Agreement, which defers to the upstream open-source license for AOSP components.