
AN2Linux
Published by rootkiwi
Sync Android notifications encrypted to a Linux desktop
Highlights
- Relays Android notifications to a Linux desktop's notification system.
- Encrypts the connection between the phone and the receiving computer.
- Requires pairing the Android app with a companion component on the Linux side.
- Forwards notifications one way, from handset to desktop.
- Licensed under GPL version 3 only, with source code available.
About this application
AN2Linux forwards notifications from an Android phone to a Linux desktop, so that messages arriving on the handset appear as desktop notifications on the computer. The Android side reads incoming notifications and sends them across the network to a companion component running on the Linux machine, where they are displayed by the desktop's own notification system. The connection between the two sides is encrypted.
Using the tool therefore requires both halves: the Android application and the receiving program on the Linux desktop, paired with each other. It relays notifications in one direction only, from phone to computer, and is not a general-purpose file synchronisation or remote-control utility.
The Linux requirement is a hard limit; there is no equivalent receiver documented here for Windows or macOS. The project is published by rootkiwi under version 3 of the GNU General Public License, in the "only" variant.
Where to get it
Android
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From the publisher
Package identifier:
kiwi.root.an2linuxclientv0.13.12.7 MBreleased 03/26/2021
SHA-256 from the manifest published by F-Droid, compared on 08/04/2026
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