Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm AbdulMuaz, the maker of CoreDeck. Like a lot of mobile devs, I spent years bouncing between two extremes whenever I needed to touch the Android emulator: either fire up the whole Android Studio just to launch an AVD, or memorize a small forest of avdmanager / sdkmanager / emulator flags in the terminal. Both felt wrong for something I do every single day. So I built CoreDeck — a small, native desktop app that wraps the official Android command-line tools in a focused GUI. No reinventing, no shipping a parallel SDK. It just runs the same binaries Android Studio runs, but gives you: - One-click create / launch / wipe / stop for AVDs - Browse and install system images without typing a package name - Live emulator logs with search and auto-scroll - Per-AVD options for GPU, RAM, CPU, camera, network, boot mode - Storage overview to clear out heavy AVDs you forgot about - Onboarding wizard if your SDK isn't auto-detected Built in C++20 with Dear ImGui, fully open source, and runs natively on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It's free, there's no telemetry beyond opt-in crash reports, and the whole codebase is on GitHub if you want to peek under the hood or contribute. I'd genuinely love to hear: - What's the most painful part of your current emulator workflow? - Anything you'd want CoreDeck to handle that it doesn't yet? Thanks for taking a look — happy to answer anything in the thread 🙌

CoreDeck

Manage Android emulators without opening Android Studio

Manage Android emulators without opening Android Studio