Device automation
DroidFlow: control and automate a fleet of Android devices from one PC.
A desktop and web platform for orchestrating fleets of connected Android devices. Mirror a device over USB or Wi Fi, author automation in a visual graph builder, then run it across many devices at once with live visibility and manual override.
What it does
Plug a phone in, or pair it over Wi Fi, and the device shows up on the desktop. From there you mirror the screen, drive it with mouse and keyboard, and build a workflow once to replay it on every connected device.
- Visual n8n style graph builder for authoring automation workflows, with XPath actions and a plugin system
- Live screen mirroring and low latency device control, so operators keep real time visibility and manual override
- Wi Fi and USB device pairing, with a guard that drops Wi Fi when the device is on cable
- Configurable bit rate, resolution, FPS and codec (av1, h264, opus) for the mirror stream
- Licence key activation and per seat entitlement
The hard part
Device fleets are hostile. Handles go stale, adb daemons die, a phone sleeps mid run. The automation layer treats every device as an unreliable worker: each session is supervised, a dropped device is re paired and its queue resumes rather than restarting the batch.
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