

Vortex App
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Apple-Continuity-style link between Android and Linux — notification mirror, calls & SMS, clipboard, smart audio hand-off, screen mirror. No cloud, no account, E2E encrypted over BLE + LAN.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Platforms
- Android
- Android Tablet
- Linux
Features
Properties
- Privacy focused
Features
- No Tracking
- Ad-free
- Works Offline
- No registration required
- Bluetooth Support
- Continuity
- Screen Mirroring
- Universal clipboard
- Notification mirror
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Recent activities
- niksavc liked Vortex App
- POX added Vortex App as alternative to LocalSend, scrcpy, GSConnect and Sefirah
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What is Vortex App?
Your devices, one flow. A seamless ecosystem for Linux and Android.
Vortex gives your Linux and Android devices the seamless one-ecosystem feel — notifications, clipboard, calls, audio and files flowing between them as if they were one device:
- Open — any Android + any Linux
- Offline-first — no cloud, works with no internet at all
- Hardware-agnostic — no premium gear required (budget BT earbuds work)
- Privacy-first — everything end-to-end encrypted, stored locally
Features:
- Notification mirror — bidirectional phone?laptop: dismiss-sync, action buttons, inline reply from the laptop
- Universal clipboard — text + images sync, with history (Super+V)
- Smart audio handoff — earbuds follow your music between devices; jump to the phone on a call and come back after
- Phone companion — call banner (accept/decline), SMS, contacts, recent calls, dialing from the laptop
- Browsing handoff — continue the page you're reading on the phone with one click on the laptop
- Proximity lock — laptop locks when you walk away with the phone, unlocks when you're back
- Notes + To-dos — one list on both devices, with due-date reminders
- File sharing — instant drop-style, Nautilus/Dolphin integration, Wi-Fi Direct fast path
- Emoji-SAS pairing — easy AND secure: compare 3 emoji, done
- Experimental: screen mirroring (both directions) and continuity camera (phone ? Linux webcam)
