October 20, 2026 Milestone

Remote control of Android devices from the session

The partner’s phone and Android TV can now be operated from within the session; plus a Logcat viewer with its own filter language, device files in the file browser and an ADB shell.

Android debugging through the session is complete: what started with files and Logcat ends with remote control of the device.

Remote control

Screen of phone, tablet and Android TV inside the session, picture through the sandboxed decoder, mouse, keyboard and text input.
Key bar with hold, rotate and “auto-rotate”, “view only” with full-resolution screenshots, quality levels, clipboard sync.
Android TV with a remote-control panel (profiles for Fire TV, SHIELD and generic devices, live TV, app keys); settings per device; history on the partner side.
Verified live on Samsung S26, Nvidia Shield and Fire TV Cube.

Logcat viewer

Separate window with a filter language (tags, levels, processes, time, crashes, AND/OR/NOT), search, bookmarks, crash card and memory limits.
Devices over Wi-Fi report “not responding” quickly and reconnect on their own; after re-plugging via USB, the viewer finds the device again by its real serial number.

Files and shell

Device files (storage and app data of debuggable apps) in the file browser; install APKs from the device or after download.
ADB shell in the shell module; remembered devices on the partner side with names, in service mode too.

Pairing works over Wi-Fi (mDNS, QR or code pairing on the partner side) or via the USB bridge; the supporter needs neither an Android SDK nor drivers on their own machine.