Been using LADB — Local ADB Shell for a couple months now. It’s basically an app that lets you control your Android device over WiFi instead of having to plug it in with a USB cable. Pretty solid if you’re into tinkering with your phone or doing some basic dev work.
Here’s what you can do: there’s a built-in ADB server so you can run all sorts of ADB commands right from the app. You can pull files, install apps, even do a full backup. And it’s got a handy clipboard feature – you can copy text on your phone and paste it right into the ADB shell. Took me a while to figure that one out but it’s super useful.
Look, if you’re into Android dev or just love messing around with your phone, you’ll probably like LADB. It’s not perfect – there’s some compatibility issues with Shizuku right now – but overall it gets the job done. Worth checking out if you need a reliable ADB shell on the go.
