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A simple, lightweight macOS utility
Vianta Connect is Phone Link for Mac. Your Android phone and Mac talk directly over local Wi‑Fi or Bluetooth: no server, no account, no data leaving your network.
Notification mirroring, SMS and calls on your Mac, clipboard sync, file transfer, screen mirroring, media controls, remote camera, hotspot toggle, battery status, find my phone, and DND sync.
Native Swift on Mac, native Kotlin on Android. $1/month, no tiers. Solo-built. On the Mac App Store and Google Play.
This combination seems to fall through every crack. Phone Link is Windows-only, KDE Connect assumes a Linux desktop, and AirDrop assumes you bought an iPhone.
For years my answer was genuinely just emailing files to myself, or a USB cable when the file was too big. Eventually I got annoyed enough to build something for it Vianta pairs the two devices over local Wi-Fi so files, clipboard and notifications move directly between them, no cloud in the middle. It's launching here soon.
But I'm curious whether everyone else has quietly solved this some smarter way I missed. Cloud folder that syncs both ways? Telegram saved messages? Something self-hosted?
