Scrappy wraps adb and scrcpy into a tiny menu-bar utility. Plug in a phone, click Mirror, and scrcpy launches for that exact device. No terminal, no serial numbers, no hunting for the right command.
Plug in any Android device and it shows up in seconds. Click ► Mirror to launch scrcpy for that exact device, or ■ Stop to close just that session. Scrappy handles the serial number and command flags.
Onboard Android 11+ devices over Wi-Fi without opening Terminal: pair IP:port, 6-digit code, connect. Previously paired devices reconnect by IP without re-pairing.
Run multiple mirrors at once and manage them independently. Stop one phone, start a tablet, refresh the list, or kill every Scrappy-owned scrcpy process from the same menu.
The icon tells the whole story: nothing connected, devices idle, or a running mirror count. A 5-second refresh loop keeps the menu accurate even when you unplug mid-session.
When adb gets stuck: refresh devices, restart the ADB server, reconnect by IP, or stop orphan scrcpy processes. All the usual command-line fixes as menu items.
A free, private macOS utility for device demos, QA sessions, support calls, and everyday Android tinkering, no Terminal required.
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