Stay in your groove.
See what’s playing and control your music without leaving what you’re doing.
Your music, your files, your phone.
A quiet little home for the things you reach for.
Free testing preview · Apple silicon · macOS 14+
Press play to hear it, skip a track, or scrub the timeline.
A browser demo with generated music. No uploads or real phone actions.
A notch that earns its place.
Useful on its own. Better with your phone.
See what’s playing and control your music without leaving what you’re doing.
A shelf for the files you need. AirDrop to Apple devices, or send files to and from Android.
See mobile calls, selected notifications and phone battery. Reply, dismiss or find your phone.
Call audio stays on your phone. Device support varies.Your clipboard history, today’s events, a quick countdown and a place for that passing thought.
No phone? No problem. Music, your shelf and the everyday Mac tools are ready to go.
Try the free preview. Both downloads are real testing builds, with more polish on the way.
Start with the Mac app, then install the companion on your phone.
Apple silicon · macOS 14 or later
DMG installer · 11.4 MB
This testing build isn’t notarized yet. Read the installation note below before opening.
Android 10 or later · Optional companion
Debug APK · 23.6 MB
Install directly on your phone. Android may ask you to allow installation from your browser.
A preview, with a little patience. Calls, replies and background reconnection are still being tested. Use trusted Wi-Fi for file transfers. Keep a copy of important files.
Open the DMG and drag SamDrop into Applications. Because this preview isn’t notarized, macOS may prevent its first launch. If you trust this download, open System Settings → Privacy & Security and use Open Anyway for SamDrop. Don’t disable your Mac’s security settings.
No. Music controls, the file shelf, AirDrop, clipboard history, Calendar, Timer and Notes work on your Mac without a phone. The companion adds local file transfers and phone features.
Calls, mirrored notifications and shared clipboard messages use an encrypted connection between your devices. The current file bridge uses unencrypted local HTTP, so use a trusted network. Notification contents stay in memory; clipboard history and notes are saved locally. Clipboard sharing and notification mirroring start off.
This preview detects ordinary mobile calls and uses Android’s call controls. Permission, dialer and manufacturer restrictions still apply. Calls through apps such as WhatsApp aren’t supported, and the audio stays on your phone.
This testing preview is free. Pricing for a future release hasn’t been decided. There’s no payment or subscription in these downloads.
Auto-updates aren’t available yet. Come back here for a newer download and update both apps together. This Mac download currently supports Apple silicon; an Intel build isn’t offered.
