Aurynk

Aurynk is an Android mirroring tool for Linux, published by Ishu Singh under GPL-3.0-or-later. It puts the screen of a connected Android phone or tablet into a window on your desktop, so you can watch and work with the device without picking it up. The typical uses are demonstrating an app to someone sitting next to you, recording or presenting a phone screen through desktop capture software, and keeping messaging or testing work on the same display as your editor and terminal.

The tool is desktop-side software: it depends on an Android device being attached and reachable, and what appears in the window is whatever that device is showing. Aurynk is built for Linux, so there is no Windows or macOS build described here, and phone-side behaviour still follows Android's own rules about screen access and debugging permissions.

For developers, mirroring is mainly a way to keep an eye on a real handset during a build-and-test loop rather than switching attention between a laptop and a device in hand.