Your Android phone, on your Mac.
Take calls, read and send messages, catch notifications, share your clipboard, move files and see your phone's screen, all from your Mac, over your own network with no server in between.
$20 plus tax when licences open · use forever · 2 phones · free for Mac · no account · your data stays on your network
Signed and notarised by Apple
A stapled Developer ID build, so it opens without a Gatekeeper warning.
AES-256-GCM over your LAN
A fresh key for every connection, with forward secrecy.
No account, no server
There is no relay to sign in to. Your devices talk to each other.
Answer the phone without picking it up.
Incoming calls arrive on your Mac in a banner that grows out of the notch, with the caller resolved against your contacts. Answer, decline or mute from the keyboard, redial anything in your call history, or dial a new number on the keypad.
- Accept, decline and mute from the Mac
- Full call log with filters for missed, incoming and outgoing
- Dial pad with keypad tones, and numbers you can copy
Synqed handles call signalling only. The audio stays on your phone, and there's no VoIP bridge.
Your SMS threads, on a real keyboard.
Threaded conversations sync to the Mac and update live as messages arrive. Reply, start a new thread to any number, and search across everything.
- Send and receive, with long messages split correctly
- New messages push through the moment they land
- Dual-SIM aware, with a picker when your phone reports two
Every notification, with the app's own icon.
Phone notifications mirror into Notification Center with their real app icons. Reply inline, trigger the app's own action buttons, and dismiss on either device.
- Inline reply and action buttons, sent back to the phone
- Per-app blocklist across your full installed-app list
- Named Do Not Disturb profiles you can switch between
- Seven days of history, with an on-device daily digest
The daily digest is generated on your Mac with Apple Intelligence. Notification text is never sent anywhere.
Copy here, paste there.
Copy on the Mac and it's on your phone. Text and images both, in both directions, with an opt-in mode that captures phone copies automatically.
- Text and images, Mac to phone automatically
- Share sheet from Android works with no extra setup
- Optional auto-capture for copies made on the phone
Drop a file on the notch and it lands on your phone.
Drop files onto the notch, the Dock icon or the app window, or pick Share → Synqed in Finder. If another app lives in your notch, turn on the send shelf: a small tab on the side of your screen that slides open when you drag files to it. Transfers resume if the connection drops, and you can browse your phone's storage from the Mac to pull things back.
- Share → Synqed from Finder's Share menu
- A send shelf on the side of your screen, out of the notch's way
- Resumes across a disconnect instead of restarting
- Browse phone storage with image and video thumbnails
Your phone's screen, in a window on your Mac.
Mirror the phone into Synqed and use it with your mouse and keyboard. Click to tap, drag to swipe, type straight into the focused field. Pop it out into its own window when you want it beside your work.
- Control with mouse and keyboard, approved on the phone each time
- Screenshots land on your Mac, not in the phone's gallery
- Record the screen to an MP4 on your Desktop
The phone asks before every share, and you can stop it from either side.
Ask Claude what's on your phone.
Synqed comes with an MCP server. Claude Code, Claude Desktop and other MCP apps on your Mac can read your messages, notifications and calls, send a text or place a call when you say yes, and work the phone's screen like you would.
- Read only, Ask first or Auto, set separately for each app
- Approve requests from the menu bar or a notification
- Unknown numbers and one-time codes always ask, even in Auto
- Screen shares the assistant starts close when it's finished
Synqed adds no server of its own. Whatever the assistant reads goes to that assistant's model, the same as anything else you tell it.
There is no server to trust, because there isn't one.
Your phone and your Mac find each other on your local network and talk directly, so nothing is uploaded anywhere. Pairing is a numeric code you compare on both screens. After that, every connection uses a fresh key, so someone who records today's traffic can't read it tomorrow.
How it works, in detail →
Install on both, pair once.
Synqed needs the app on your Mac and on your phone. You pair them by confirming a numeric code on both screens. There is no account to create.
Android
$20 one-time, plus tax
Android 13 or later
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