Android on Mac Studio

Run Android apps on Mac in their own windows

Android on Mac Studio — Run Android apps on Mac in their own windows with Dock icons, notifications and privacy controls

How to use Android on Mac Studio

  1. Click any app in the library or Dock to open it in its own window
  2. Drag windows by the title bar, resize from the corner, minimize to the Dock
  3. Install an APK file or add an app manually with the toolbar buttons
  4. Open Privacy to toggle camera, mic, location and contacts per app
  5. Switch performance modes in the Performance panel to change cores and FPS
  6. Use Settings to clean storage or stop and start the subsystem

Features

  • Per-app windows: draggable, resizable, minimizable, each with its own Dock icon
  • Install apps via APK file upload or manual entry with icon picker
  • Working in-window apps: F-Droid browser, NewPipe player, Signal chat, VLC, Termux terminal
  • Notification center: apps post notifications, click to open the app
  • Mac-style privacy controls: camera, microphone, location and contacts per app
  • Performance modes: Power Saver, Smart, Standard and Performance with live monitor
  • Subsystem settings: Always Ready toggle, storage meter and one-click cleanup

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

Yes, unlimited.

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