AYA

AYA is a desktop application that serves as a graphical interface for the Android Debug Bridge. It enables control of Android devices without relying solely on command-line instructions.

The application presents several distinct capabilities. Its screencast function delivers high-quality, low-latency video output while permitting keyboard and mouse input, along with options to record and capture the display. File management allows users to browse device directories, view contents, and transfer files through upload or download operations. Application handling covers installing and uninstalling packages, clearing data, starting or stopping apps, and exporting APK files. Real-time process monitoring shows running tasks and supports terminating them with a single action. Performance tracking displays current CPU usage, memory consumption, and frames-per-second metrics. A built-in terminal emulates an ADB shell experience and accommodates multiple simultaneous sessions. Additional utilities include a layout inspector that extracts and saves structural information, one-click screenshot capture with immediate save or copy choices, and a graphical logcat viewer equipped with level and tag filters plus export functionality.

Distribution occurs through native packages for multiple operating systems. Windows users can obtain an executable or an appx file from the Microsoft Store. macOS provides separate disk images for Apple silicon and Intel processors. Linux is supported via an AppImage format. The software is released under the AGPL-3.0 License.

It is developed and copyrighted by liriliri.