Synqed

Your Android phone, on your Mac.

4.0•2 reviews•

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Your Android phone, on your Mac.

4.0•2 reviews•

6 followers

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Calls, messages, notifications, clipboard and files move between your phone and your Mac over your own network. No cloud, no account, no relay server.

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I was working on my mac and I needed to transfer files and some copy debug logs to my mac. It's so easy to do it from iPhone to mac but android to mac, I had to get a cable to do it. Plus the current apps on the market just had bad UI/UX.

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What's great

calls and call history (1)sms and message sync (1)notification sync (1)clipboard sharing (1)file transfer (1)local-network connectivity (1)no cloud or account required (1)

Synqed brings Android and macOS together in a surprisingly polished way. I especially love the native Mac experience, live incoming-call interface in the notch, SMS and notification access, call history, contact-based calling, clipboard sync, and direct file transfers.

The biggest advantage is its local-network approach: no cloud account, no relay server, and a clean experience focused on your own devices. It has the potential to become an excellent everyday Android–Mac companion.

What needs improvement

The biggest improvement needed is reliable automatic reconnection, especially after Mac sleep/wake or network interruptions when using an Android hotspot. I shouldn't have to manually reconnect or pair my devices repeatedly.

Other improvements I'd love to see:

Fix duplicate missed-call alerts while an incoming call is still ringing.
Show notification previews and make OTP/message copying easier.
Add a file-transfer completion popup with Open and Copy actions, plus optional sound alerts.
Add a dial pad to the Mac calling interface.
Consider advanced screen mirroring similar to Bridge.

Synqed has a genuinely promising foundation. Improving connection reliability and these everyday interactions would make a huge difference.

vs Alternatives

KDE Connect Blip

Blip

Bridge

I also considered Bridge, KDE Connect, and Blip. Bridge offers a great screen-mirroring experience, KDE Connect provides a useful cross-platform feature set, and Blip has been more reliable for automatic background reconnection in my everyday setup.

What attracted me to Synqed was its polished native macOS interface, particularly the live call experience and convenient access to Android notifications and messages. I was genuinely hoping it could become my primary alternative to Blip.

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