SimUtil is a terminal user interface for launching and managing Android emulators and iOS simulators.
It lets you browse available devices, launch them with custom options, connect to physical Android devices, and access device tools from the terminal.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Browse Android emulators and iOS simulators side by side.
- Launch devices with a single key press.
- Supports normal, cold boot, no audio, and combined Android launch options.
- Shut down simulators and emulators.
- View and filter Android logcat output.
- Connect to physical Android devices wirelessly using an IP address.
- Pair Android 11+ devices using a six-digit code or QR code.
- Run external tools and custom commands through YAML-defined plugins.
- Supports plugin command shortcuts, device filtering, and template variables.
- Edit the configuration file using the default editor.
- Runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Website: github.com/dungngminh/simutil
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Developer: Dzung Nguyen Minh
License: MIT License
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