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gitemre/device-hub-pro
A free, open-source macOS app that shows Android emulators, Android phones, iOS simulators and iPhones side by side for mirroring, control and settings changes.
Open-source alternative to:Genymotion
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What is it?
Device Hub Pro is a macOS app for developers and QA testers who work with both Android and iOS devices. It lists emulators, Android phones, iOS simulators and iPhones in one place, and lets you mirror and control each device at up to 60 fps, including clicks, typing, rotation and hardware buttons.
The app also changes device settings such as dark mode, text size, network, battery, location and language, and reads the current values back from the device. Screenshots, screen recordings, live filtered logs and crash reports can be captured, and apps can be installed by drag and drop, launched, have their data cleared, or be opened through deep links.
On Android, the app installs Google's command-line tools for you, so Android Studio is not required. iOS support requires Xcode. Some iOS features rely on private Apple interfaces and can be turned off.
Key features
- 01Mirror and control Android and iOS devices at up to 60 fps
- 02Change settings like dark mode, network, battery, location and language
- 03Capture screenshots, screen recordings, logs and crash reports
- 04Install, launch, clear and deep-link apps by drag and drop
- 05Pair Android phones wirelessly by QR code
Use cases
- Testing one app across Android emulators and iOS simulators on a Mac
- Checking how dark mode or text size looks on several devices at once
- Debugging with live filtered logs next to the device screen
- Demoing mobile apps with recordings and screenshots
Quick start
- 1
Download the latest .dmg from the releases page
- 2
Drag Device Hub Pro to the Applications folder
- 3
Open the app; updates arrive inside it
Things to know
- Requires macOS 26 or later on an Apple silicon Mac.
- iOS features need Xcode installed.
- Some iOS features use private Apple interfaces and may break after macOS or Xcode updates.
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FAQ
- What is device-hub-pro?
- A free, open-source macOS app that shows Android emulators, Android phones, iOS simulators and iPhones side by side for mirroring, control and settings changes. Device Hub Pro is a macOS app for developers and QA testers who work with both Android and iOS devices. It lists emulators, Android phones, iOS simulators and iPhones in one place, and lets you mirror and control each device at up to 60 fps, including clicks, typing, rotation and hardware buttons.
- Is device-hub-pro free to use? What license does it have?
- device-hub-pro is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is device-hub-pro still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to device-hub-pro was on Oct 19, 2026.
- What can I use device-hub-pro for?
- Testing one app across Android emulators and iOS simulators on a Mac Checking how dark mode or text size looks on several devices at once Debugging with live filtered logs next to the device screen Demoing mobile apps with recordings and screenshots
- How do I install device-hub-pro?
- Download the latest .dmg from the releases page Drag Device Hub Pro to the Applications folder Open the app; updates arrive inside it
- Where can I get device-hub-pro?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/gitemre/device-hub-pro
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