scrcpy-launcher

A calmer way to use scrcpy on Windows

Save the setup.
Launch the moment.

A Windows notification-area launcher for named, reusable Android screen-mirroring sessions.

What is scrcpy? scrcpy is a free, open-source tool that mirrors and lets you control an Android device from your computer over USB using ADB. scrcpy-launcher saves the commands you use with it.

Get the latest release ↗ Read the user guide

Current release: v0.8.0 · Windows 11 · installer or portable ZIP · no account required

What's new in v0.8.0

  • Background discovery work is bounded and stale requests are safely discarded.
  • Windows subprocess setup and scrcpy session lifecycle behavior are documented.
  • Runtime validation and configuration saves perform less redundant work.

Full changelog · v0.8.0 release notes

Less repetition, more control

Your sessions, ready when you are.

01 · Name what matters

Keep separate setups for work, games, demos, or a particular device.

02 · Keep useful details

Pick a device and app, set the window title, and save useful options.

03 · Stay in your flow

Start quietly from the tray with configuration local to your PC.

Five-minute quick start

From download to first session.

  1. Download Choose the installer or portable ZIP.
  2. Connect Enable USB debugging and accept authorization.
  3. Save Create a session in Settings and click Save.
  4. Launch Choose your session from the tray.

See it in context

A focused little control center.

Settings window showing saved sessions
Saved sessions stay easy to scan and edit.
App selector showing Android applications
Optionally target a specific Android app.

Installer or portable ZIP.

Every release page includes downloads and SHA-256 checksums.

Open latest release ↗

Code signing policy

Free code signing provided by SignPath.io, certificate by SignPath Foundation.

scrcpy-launcher is preparing an application to the SignPath Foundation open-source code-signing program. Existing releases remain unsigned until approval and integration are complete.

The project is currently maintained by William Walsh (@wwalsh), who acts as the current committer, reviewer, and signing approver. External contributions require maintainer review before inclusion in an official release, and repository/signing administration accounts must use multi-factor authentication.

scrcpy-launcher does not collect telemetry or automatically send configuration, session, device, or application-inventory data to the maintainer. The only built-in Internet request is the user-initiated update check.

Read the full Code signing policy.

The package includes official scrcpy 5.0.1 and ADB; see third-party notices.

scrcpy-launcher is independent and not the official scrcpy project.