AndroidTool For Mac

AndroidTool is a handy OS X app that can help you perform various designer and developer tasks using an Android device connected to your Mac.

It enables you to grab screenshots and capture screen videos, install APKs, take bug reports and use custom scripts.

First of all, you should make sure USB debugging is enabled on your Android device, otherwise the app will not be able to connect to it. Afterward, it is a simple matter or plugging in your phone, and you are good to go.

It is also possible to manage multiple devices at the same time and perform certain actions on all of them at once.

Screenshots can be performed with a single mouse click or hotkey, and the app can insert the current Android activity in the file name.

Android 6.0+ users also have the possibility of modifying the appearance of the status bar.  You can, for example, set a different time, choose which icons should be displayed, change data type and battery level.

Recordings can be saved as either MP4 clips or animated GIFs, and you can set the desired bitrate to ensure the output files can be stored or shared easily.

Another useful feature offered by AndroidTool is the ability to install applications from APK files without using the Play Store. You can double-click the package and choose the target device or simply drop it in the right place.

What’s more, AndroidTool can take bug reports and enables you to add your own bash shell scripts that can be executed on one or all your devices.

Overall, AndroidTool is a well-designed app that can be very useful for those who are looking for a simple method of capturing screen content from their mobile devices, managing APKs and performing various other script-defined actions.