ADB CC: Command Center

Turn your Android phone into a command center for Android devices you own or are authorized to manage.

Pair over Android Wireless debugging, connect on your local network, and work from one visual workspace. Use common device tools without typing every command, or open the ADB shell when you need direct control.

**One connection, useful tools**

• View and control a connected device’s live screen; capture screenshots and record the screen where the device supports it.

• Browse folders and transfer files between the connected device and your phone.

• Install APKs, including split APK sets, and manage installed apps.

• Use an interactive ADB shell and inspect Logcat.

• Check device information, use remote-control actions, and manage supported ADB port mappings.

• Save devices, commands and task sequences locally for your own workflow.

**Made for hands-on Android work**

ADB Command Center is designed for Android developers, QA testers, device owners and technical users who want a mobile ADB workspace for their own devices.

**What you need**

• An Android 8.0+ phone to run this app.

• A target Android device with ADB access enabled and this app authorized. For the usual Wireless debugging pairing flow, the phone and target should be reachable on the same local network.

• Pairing and available operations depend on the target’s Android version, manufacturer and configuration.

This is a mobile ADB client with a visual workspace. It does not install the desktop Android SDK Platform-Tools command-line environment on your phone. USB, Fastboot, root access, internet-based remote access and compatibility with every TV box or Android device are not promised. Some commands and actions may be unavailable or behave differently on specific devices.

Use ADB only on devices you own or have permission to manage. ADB commands can change or erase data on the target device.