A CLI program that installs/upgrades Android apps from one device to another using ADB. This program is great if you don't want to use Google's Play Store on you primary-driver phone and you can use AppSync to side-load programs from another phone that has Google Play Store.

AppSync utilizes the "Andorid Debugging Bridge" (ADB) to communicate with the various phones. Both USB and network mediums are supported for communication.

Download/Clone and run appsync.

• A Linux box to run AppSync. Windows support is coming.
• ADB installed on Linux. This can be installed in most distributions under the "android-tools" package.
• PHP CLI >= 7.x
• Two mor more Android phones. One phone must have Google Play Store installed.
• Developer mode enabled on phones. You'll need this in order to utilize the adb protocol. Go here to see how to enable ADB on your device.
• USB cables for each Android device (if using USB mode).
• Local LAN connectivity (if using network mode.).

Download/Clone AppSync

Make sure ADB is enabled on both phones.

Once you have ADB network mode enabled on both phone, run AppSync on your box by changing to the location you downloaded AppSync to and run the below command.

./appsync -n

AppSync will connect to both phones and get the listings of apps. It will then ask you which phone is the source (phone you want to copy the app from) and the destination (the phone you want to install the app to).

From there follow the on-screen instructions on which apps you would like to install and/or upgrade.

• Mike Lee - Lakestone Labs - LakestoneLabs

This project is licensed under the GPL 3 license - see the LICENSE.md file for details