Debug Android devices
in total comfort

ADBscope is a desktop app that connects to your Android device over USB or Wi‑Fi and gives you device info, screen mirroring, log viewer, and an ADB terminal.

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Everything you need to inspect

One tool. All the power of adb without typing a single command by hand.

Connectivity

USB & Wi‑Fi connection

Detects devices connected over USB or pairs wirelessly via adb TCP/IP — no cable needed once paired.

Mirroring

Live screen mirroring

See and interact with your Android screen in real time. Low latency, full resolution, no extra apps on the device.

Debugging

Logcat viewer

Filter and search logs by tag, package, or log level. Color-coded output to spot crashes instantly.

Terminal

ADB Shell terminal

A full interactive shell running directly on the device. Run commands, explore the filesystem, launch intents.

Inspection

Info panel

Model, Android version, CPU, RAM, storage, battery and network — all collected automatically on connect.

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Wireless pairing

Supports Android 11+ wireless pairing via QR code or PIN — no USB after the first pairing.

From zero to debugging
in three steps.

01

Connect your device

Plug it in over USB or go wireless — ADBscope detects your device automatically and starts the ADB session instantly.

02

Inspect everything

Open the device panel to see hardware specs, battery health, and network info. Switch to logcat for live logs.

03

Take control

Mirror the screen, open a shell terminal, and filter logs by crash tags — all from one unified window.

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Device info panel inside the app

Catch crashes before they reach your users.

Logcat viewer with filters and search inside the app

Download ADBscope Alpha 1

Free for everyone. Early access.

v0.1.0-alpha · Aug 2026·Windows 10/11 x64·MIT License