These alternatives typically stream the entire desktop, while DeskDock only forwards mouse and keyboard events—making it lighter on bandwidth and CPU.
Use your desktop mouse to click, scroll, and interact with Android apps.
| Item | Minimum requirement | Recommended | |------|--------------------|--------------| | | Android 5.0 (Lollipop) or newer | Android 8.0+ for better performance | | Computer | Windows 7 / 8 / 10, macOS 10.12+, or a recent Linux distro | Windows 10/11 or macOS 10.15+ | | USB cable (for the initial setup) | Any data‑capable USB‑A/‑C cable | Good‑quality, short cable (≤1 m) | | Wi‑Fi network (optional) | Same LAN for both devices | 5 GHz Wi‑Fi for smoother mouse movement | deskdock+pro+apk
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Extract the ZIP file and run the server executable ( .exe for Windows, .app for Mac). Step 2: Prepare Your Android Device Open the menu on your Android device. Share public link Extract the ZIP file and
Setting up DeskDock is straightforward, but it requires a few important steps:
Android 11+ has stricter input injection permissions. You'll need to enable "USB debugging" and, on some devices, grant "Dispatching input events" via ADB once. You'll need to enable "USB debugging" and, on
allows you to share your computer's mouse and keyboard with your Android device via a USB cable. It essentially treats your phone or tablet as an extra monitor for your workstation. 🚀 Key Pro Features
If you need the extra polish and flexibility, the Pro license (a one‑time purchase) is worth it.
Use computer keyboard shortcuts on your mobile device. Quick Setup Guide
DeskDock Pro requires accessibility permissions to inject mouse clicks and keyboard strokes into the Android OS. Be cautious if a modified APK asks for unrelated permissions like your contacts, SMS, or microphone access.