AirSync4.1.0

AirSync brings continuity capabilities from a Mac to an Android device, allowing both platforms to participate in a connected workflow. It addresses the gap for Mac users who choose Android hardware but still want continuity-oriented interaction between their computer and mobile device. Its distinguishing aim is to bring the kind of continuity associated with Apple’s ecosystem to Android.

In the System Tools category, AirSync is freeware intended for people who use a Mac alongside an Android phone or tablet. It serves as the computer-side utility in a continuity setup, with its scope centered on the relationship between the two devices rather than unrelated system functions. Optional companion components named by the developer include scrcpy, adb, and media-control, installed through Homebrew for setups that use them.

The current release is 4.1.0 and supports both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. It requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later, while the developer specifies macOS 14.5 as the minimum supported release. AirSync is therefore suited to Mac owners who want Android devices to take part in continuity scenarios that would otherwise be associated with Apple hardware.